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Unwins Seedling Root Sweet Chestnut Tree

The Sweet Chestnut Tree is a fast growing and stately tree which is native to Britain and can live up to 700 years old. They can grow quite tall and can be used as a windbreak as the branches spread widely if you leave them however you can trim them to create a small bush. They are an important source of nectar and pollen and being a vigorous tree it provides a good amount of catkins that will be pollinated by bees in order to ripen into eating chestnuts in winter; perfect for roasting over a fire.
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The Sweet Chestnut Tree is a fast growing & stately tree which is native to Britain & can live up to 700 years old. They can grow quite tall & can be used as a windbreak as the branches spread widely if you leave them however you can trim them to create a small bush. They are an important source of nectar & pollen & being a vigorous tree it provides a good amount of catkins that will be pollinated by bees in order to ripen into eating chestnuts in winter; perfect for roasting over a fire.

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Fire - the release of energy through heat and light.
Small - something that takes up less space than normal.
Winter - The fourth season of a year that comes between Spring and Autumn

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Wickes
Wickes began trading in 1972 as a do-it-yourself store. They now have over 200 stores throughout the UK. The company focus on supplying products to the building trade, as well as materials for home improvement projects. Their products range from fitted kitchens and bathrooms, to all manner of building supplies. They sell doors, windows, flooring, tiles, paint, wallpaper, decorative materials, lighting, heating, plumbing, work wear and gardening supplies. They also offer professionally designed bespoke kitchens and bathrooms, alongside their budget take home ranges. The company was purchased by the builders merchants Travis Perkins in 2005. They now also have stores in mainland Europe, Ireland and South Africa.
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