Ginkgo biloba, known as the maidenhair tree, holds a unique place in horticulture as both an ornamental treasure and a botanical marvel. Native to China and often referred to as a “living fossil ...

When planting trees at home, it's worth knowing how quickly they grow so you can ensure they're the right fit. Here's the growth rate of some popular trees.

Tim Hoelter always thought his ginkgo tree was the second tallest in the state. But a re-measurement found it is actually the ...

The fan-shaped leaves of the ginkgo tree stay firmly attached, waiting for the right moment to decide to fall. The tree-letting process is amazingly complex.

Walter Battle plants cabbage and cauliflower; Joellen Dimond discusses landscape trees. This week on The Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South, Haywood County UT Extension Director Walter Battle ...

"This tree thrives in average and high humidity between 40 and 80 percent," says Borisevic. "If you live in a low-humidity area, try planting it next to a water source.” Growing Zones: 4 through 9 ...

Female ginkgo trees drop their foul-smelling, fleshy fruit following the first frost. The embryos within the fruit continue to mature on the ground for up to two months. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW ...

Thanks to his family's Christmas surprise gift, Tim Hoelte can now claim to have the tallest Ginkgo tree in Wisconsin in his ...

Darwin called ginkgo trees living fossils. In fall, they offer a fun splash of yellow to the colorful landscape. Today, we focus on their nuts! The outer shell may smell a bit funny, but inside is ...

The ginkgo is sometimes referred to as a living fossil since the oldest fossil record of any tree belongs to it, with imprints of the ginkgo’s distinctive fan-shaped foliage found in fossils 270 ...

Ginkgo is a pest-free that resists breakage and makes a durable yard or street tree. ... Landscaping Tips for Surface Tree Root Issues. The Red Maple. Identifying the Black Oak Tree.

Chinese pistachio & ginkgo trees are dependable options for autumn foliage in North TX. ... My first exposure to this tree was 50 years ago in a Metroplex landscape.