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Gingko biloba, Maidenhair Tree
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Exposure: Full sun to part shade. Zone 3-8
Soil: Very tolerant of a wide range of soil types
and pH.
Growth habits: Vigorous, large, pollution tolerant,
disease-resistant trees. Gingko trees can grow 50 to 80 feet in
height.
Landscape uses: A distinctly beautiful large tree,
gingko’s unique fan shaped leaves and golden autumn foliage
can be an excellent backdrop for other plants with deeper green
or more striking red fall foliage. Gingko is an excellent city tree
that is not affected by pollution. Grow as a coppice for medicinal
leaf production or in smaller spaces.
Edible/Medicinal properties: Gingko’s leaves,
when dried and made into teas or tinctures, can aid memory, circulation,
and ward off disease. Female plants can have small edible nuts.
$39.00 / 5 gal. |
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