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Maidenhair Tree (female)

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Botanical Name:
Ginkgo biloba (female)
Common Name:
Maidenhair Tree (female)
Description:
An eye catching deciduous tree of very ancient origin. A slow grower but frequent watering and fertilising will encourage faster growth. Lower branches are often pendulous. Bright yellow fan shaped leaves in autumn. Has a deep root system. Prefers rich moist soils. Needs full sun and protection from winds. Cold hardy to at least -10C. Grows 30-45cm per year.
Tree categories:
Heritage tree
Autumn colour
Evergreen Tree
Flowering/Ornamental
Shade tree
Narrow spaces
Hedge & Screening
Driveways & Avenues
Street tree
Drought resistant
Coastal
Courtyard & Pots
Wind Hardy
Frost hardy
Full/part sun
Full shade
Water tolerant
Fire retardant
Summer foliage color:
Growth rate:
Slow
Size:
Large
Max. Height:
20 Metres
Max. Canopy:
12 Metres
Climate:
Warm temperate to cold
Soil:
Deep, fertile soils
Pruning:
Competing leaders should be removed when young

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