Ginkgo biloba, popularly called the Maidenhair Tree, is one of the most ancient tree species in the world, often called a “living fossil.” It is admired for its unique fan-shaped leaves that turn a stunning golden-yellow in autumn, adding dramatic seasonal beauty to landscapes.
Ideal for avenues, large gardens, and public spaces, this tree is also valued for its cultural and medicinal heritage.
Environment
Hardy and long-lived, Ginkgo biloba grows best in full sun and well-drained soil, tolerating urban conditions and pollution exceptionally well.
Landscape Uses
Grown as an ornamental and frequently planted along the sides of the road.
