Gingko biloba, Maiden Hair Tree

Plant Group: Deciduous

Genus: Ginkgo

Species Var: biloba

Common Name: Maidenhair Tree

Height: 15–25 metres

Width: 8–15 metres

Rate of growth: Slow to moderate

Foliage: Distinctive fan-shaped, bright green leaves turning vivid yellow in autumn.

Flowers: Inconspicuous; male and female flowers appear on separate trees (dioecious)

Fruit: Female trees produce small, plum-like fruit with a strong odour when ripe; contains a seed often called a "Ginkgo nut"

Quick Facts:

One of the oldest living tree species, dating back over 200 million years. Exceptionally tolerant to pollution, pests, and poor soils—ideal for urban environments. Symbol of longevity and resilience; some survived the atomic bombing in Hiroshima. Leaves used in traditional medicine, often linked to memory and circulation benefits. Choose male cultivars in landscape settings to avoid the smell of fallen fruit.

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