These are called horse chestnuts. (1) The raw seeds, bark, flowers, and leaves of horse chestnuts are not safe to eat as they contain a toxic component. Standardized horse chestnut seed extracts ...

THE horse-chestnut tree is not indigenous to Great ... sticks at the branches to dislodge the fruits which contain the seeds or "conkers".

The horse chestnut seed extract, butcher’s broom root, and grape seed extract work together to improve circulation and reduce inflammation, while the cayenne pepper fruit and dandelion help to ...

Mature and gentle horse seeks same for love and laughs in a quiet border town. My human friends have described me as a tall (seventeen hands) chestnut, with good teeth and a big heart. I’m ...

Seton Hill University in Greensburg received a special tree Wednesday, going back decades, thousands of miles away in Europe. It's now planted on campus as a symbol of strength, with branches tied to ...

A LARGE horse chestnut tree looks set to be saved from potentially being felled and protected for years to come. A temporary tree preservation order on the tree, which sits on Alexandra Road ...