Solved Any ID for this Tree Please.

Its Bloom.

 

Red horse chestnut. Possibly, can't see the leaves clearly.
Flowers seem a bit late though.

 

It is lovely. Never heard of it.

 

Thanks Pete,..sorry i didn't capture a close up of the leaves

 

@pete thanks again Pete you led me on the right path.

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Red Horsechestnut Tree 'Aesculus x carnea'

 

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I was using my phone, never can see pictures clearly, I'm on my PC now
Is that just part of a bigger tree or is it more of a shrub?

 

Not part of a bigger tree,..its approx 3 metres high.

 

It appears to be attractive to Hummingbirds. Let us know if you see any?

 

Ohhh, those American websites.

 

The flowers look exceptionally clear red, some of the Aesculus x"carnea" are really pinkish.

I know a small tree local to me that has very red flowers.

 

Could it be a Crape Myrtle?

 

Leaves of mystery tree definitely look like Aesculus

Maybe Aesculus carnea Briotii.



aesculus carnea briotii - Recherche Google

 

No, definitely not.
Would not be in flower now and the leaves and flowers are all wrong.

 

I agree with pete.

Crape myrtle flowers and leaves are very different.

 

The flowers are lacking the yellowish centre which most red Aesculus hybrids seem to have.
But I have seen one similar.