Ginkgo biloba Flowering lanceolate leaves and produces clusters

lanceolate leaves and produces clusters of small

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it grows as an epiphyte on trees or rocks

avoid letting the tree sit in water

Position: Full sun for the most intense red colour

Ginkgo biloba Flowering lanceolate leaves and produces clustersGinkgo biloba, the maidenhair tree, is one of the most remarkable trees you can grow. A true living fossil tree, it is the sole survivor of an ancient lineage that stretches back around 200 million years, essentially unchanged since the age of the dinosaurs. Its distinctive fan shaped leaves are unlike anything else in the garden, and in autumn they turn a brilliant butter gold before often dropping together within a few days. Tough, adaptable and