Aesculus indica is a large deciduous tree with a spreading crown. Large glossy leaves divided into several oblong leaflets are bronze when opening. White flowers spotted yellow and flushed pink open in mid-summer. Fruits not spiny.

Unless identified by a recognised expert, a photo is required showing leaves, and if possible, flowers and/or fruits.

Usually found as a planted tree in country parks and road side verges, occasionally in woodland.

Flowering May to July.

Deciduous, broad-leaved tree.

Scattered records of this tree in Britain. 

Rarely recorded in Leicestershire and Rutland.