They're trying to save a 110-year-old red horse chestnut tree from being cut down. Eight protestors with signs reading, "Coming soon: chestnut chainsaw massacre," and, "Death of a red horse ...

Saplings grown from the horse chestnut tree that inspired Anne Frank may eventually sprout at Ground Zero — but first, they have to be freed from a tan gle of red tape. For more than two years ...

The base of the flowers are pale yellow and red. One of the most identifiable traits of the horse chestnut tree are the conkers. Conkers are the spiky, green seed pods that hold up to three nuts.

#THE CITY OF SALINAS A Red Horse Chestnut Tree is 110 years old, but Santa Cruz city planners approved cutting it down to make way for a hotel.

There is already evidence that one hybrid — the red flowered tree — is more resistant. B ut while the red horse chestnut is as beautiful as the common white variety, its nuts — which fall ...

Conkers in their cases fall in September with the first recorded game using the nut of the tree taking place in 1848. While the red horse chestnut is as beautiful as the common white variety ...

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CENTERVILLE, Ohio (WDTN) – The City of Centerville honored Graceworks Lutheran Services this week by planting a Red Horse-Chestnut tree. The city named the company its Large Business of the Year ...

Horse chestnut is a tree that produces spiny-shelled fruits containing seeds, known as conkers. These may have some health benefits, for instance in treating varicose veins and hemorrhoids.

This showy spring-blooming tree is both an ornamental and shade tree. Southern Living/Adrienne Legault The common horse chestnut tree grows beautifully in Upper and Middle South gardens, Zones 6-7 ...

RUPERT BROOKE. THE horse-chestnut tree is not indigenous to Great Britain but was introduced in the middle of the sixteenth century; there is some doubt as to its origin, but the general opinion ...