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Ginkgo Overview
DESCRIPTION | It’s a magical sight when the ruffled, fan-shape leaves of the ginkgo tree turn gold in fall. The delicate appearance of this ancient tree belies its toughness in city conditions. Smog-, pest-, and drought-tolerant, the ginkgo will grow in either acidic or alkaline soil. Ginkgos are slow-growing and make excellent street trees. Select cultivars rather than species to avoid growing female trees; they produce foul-smelling fruit. |
GENUS NAME | Ginkgo biloba |
COMMON NAME | Ginkgo |
PLANT TYPE | Tree |
LIGHT | Sun |
HEIGHT | 20 to 20 feet |
WIDTH | 30 to 80 feet |
SEASON FEATURES | Colorful Fall Foliage |
SPECIAL FEATURES | Good for Containers |
ZONES | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 |
PROPAGATION | Stem Cuttings |
PROBLEM SOLVERS | Good For Privacy, Groundcover, Slope/Erosion Control |
