Ginkgo tree

These ancient trees persisted for nearly 200 million years until they all but vanished. Now they line city streets.

The ginkgo tree is a deciduous tree native to China that grows fan-shaped leaves with bright fall colors.

Ginkgo Tree 🍂 800 years old and the second largest in Korea 🌾 Bangye-ri, Wonju, Korea, Courtesy of @im0gil #slowroads | Instagram

The Princeton Sentry Ginkgo is a a truly unique tree that would look great planted along your street, as a shade tree in your backyard or as a specimen tree

The Most Colorful Shade Tree • Insanely bright yellow leaves! • Dense, unique fan-shaped leaves • Very tolerant of pollution and poor soil Sturdy & Versatile The ideal shade tree for modern city living. Very tolerant of poor growing conditions- including poor soil, air pollution, and infrequent watering. It can even survive a wide temperature range. Deer generally avoid the Ginkgo and it has few insect enemies. If given just a bit of care, the Ginkgo is a wonderful shade tree that can…

Gingko biloba, a living fossil with a botanical history dating back millions of years, symbolizes endurance, duality, and hope.

Gardeners who plant a gingko will be rewarded with a lifetime of glorious golden yellow autumn color. Gingko are an ancient member of the plant world, having been in existence for at least 100 million years. Their lobed fan-shaped leaves emerge bright green in spring, but later they take on a stunning bright golden hue that is a showstopper in the fall landscape. Choosing a gingko is a long term decision as it will become a major element of your garden design. It will grow 30-50 feet tall…

Ichō (ginkgo) provide spectacular late autumn leaf viewing, putting on vivid displays of golden foliage. Japanese have long valued this unique, hardy species of tree, and impressive old-growth specimens are found across the country in such settings as Shintō shrines, public parks, and along roadways. Below we visit three ancient specimens decked out in their seasonal yellow splendor.