Ginkgo biloba Trees Form:Potted Pruning group: 1

Pruning group: 1

although they'll take a touch of shade without a noticeable reduction in yield

The RHS awarded it the AGM in 1993

especially in years with good summers

so that you don't have to look at a clump of seemingly dead twigs in the winter months

Ginkgo biloba Trees Form:Potted Pruning group: 1Ginkgo biloba Trees The Ginkgo biloba tree (Maidenhair) is a slow growing, odd looking tree with branches that are covered in small, lobed leaves. They prefer well drained, acidic soil and are suitable for inner city planting. The leaves emerge from very short stalks all along the branches, are usually bi lobed, a bit like moth wings. The leaves turn a charming range of warm yellows and golds in Autumn. Female trees carry clusters of pale green,