(Ginkgo)

(Ginkgo, Maidenhair Tree)

This ancient deciduous tree has large crown composed of sparse branches covered with interesting lobed, fan-shaped leaves that are unlike those of any other tree. They turn captivating shades of gold in fall and drop quickly, creating a bright carpet that slowly fades to brown. In the winter, its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating...

(Autumn Gold Ginkgo, Ginkgo)

This fruitless maidenhair tree has an unusually symmetrical, broad but upright crown and fan-shaped leaves that turn radiant shades of clean golden yellow in fall. In the winter, its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in Ginkgoaceae, a plant family that has existed for 150 million years, according...

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This densely branched, relatively compact, fruitless maidenhair tree has an vase-shaped crown and fan-shaped leaves that turn radiant shades of bright yellow in fall. In the winter, its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in Ginkgoaceae, a plant family that has existed for 150 million years,...

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Sometimes referred to as ‘Elmwood Fastigiate’, this fruitless maidenhair tree has a narrowly columnar crown and fan-shaped leaves that turn shades of yellow in fall. In the winter, its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in Ginkgoaceae, a plant family that has existed for 150 million years, according...

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The narrowly upright, or fastigiate, crown of the maidenhair tree, ‘Fastigiata’, adds clean, vertical lines to the landscape. Its unusual fan-shaped leaves turn shades of yellow in fall and in winter its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in Ginkgoaceae, a plant family that has existed for 150 million...

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This fruitless, dwarf maidenhair tree is distinguished by its deep blue-green leaves and neat vase-shaped crown. Its fan-shaped leaves turn yellow in fall and in winter its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in Ginkgoaceae, a plant family that has existed for 150 million years, according to...

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The fruitless maidenhair tree, ‘Magyar’, is distinguished by its tall, symmetrical, narrowly pyramidal crown. Its fan-shaped leaves turn yellow in fall and in winter its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in Ginkgoaceae, a plant family that has existed for 150 million years, according to the...

(Ginkgo)

The maidenhair trees in this group all have weeping habits of variable form. They vary in height, width, fall color and some are fruitless. All have appealing fan-shaped leaves that turn shades of clean yellow, tan and gold in fall. In the winter, their stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in...

(Ginkgo, Princeton Sentry Ginkgo)

The commonly planted ‘Princeton Sentry’ is a fruitless maidenhair tree that’s distinguished by its tall, symmetrical, narrowly conical crown. Its fan-shaped leaves turn brilliant yellow in fall and in winter its stark, deeply furrowed, grayish tan bark and knobby branches add additional landscape interest.

Ginkgo is a tall, hardy tree native to eastern China. The story of this living fossil is a fascinating one. It is the last surviving species in Ginkgoaceae, a plant family that has existed...