• Large, high-quality brown nuts
• Hardy specimen
• Yellow-ish male catkins
• Attracts pollinators and other wildlife
• Low-maintenance
 
The Marsol is a dense, upright, standard, ornamental tree providing large, high-quality brown nuts. 
 
Description
This hardy Sweet Chestnut displays yellow-ish male catkins during summer, attracting pollinators and other wildlife. Large, high-quality brown nuts follow the Marsol catkins during autumn and are ready to harvest in September—great for roasting. 
 
The Marsol is a large, architectural tree with glossy, oblong, serrated green leaves. 
 
Planting Position
This Chestnut is a low-maintenance addition, suitable for medium to large-sized gardens and is often planted in hedges and woodland gardens. 
The Marsol will do well in exposed and sheltered areas in full sun and well-drained soil. 
 
Aftercare
The Marsol requires little maintenance. However, if necessary, prune dead, diseased, damaged, congested or crossing shoots during the dormant season. Water only if the compost feels dry.
 
Size
After 10 years, reaches approximately 5m. Between 20-50 years, the tree can reach a height of 12m with an 8m spread.