Ginkgo Trees

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Ginkgo Varieties for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery Ginkgo trees (Ginkgo biloba) are survivors from prehistoric times, making them one of the most unique tree species available . These deciduous trees could be considered a 'living fossil' since the earliest Ginkgo leaf fossils date back from 270 million years ago. You'll find several types of Ginkgo trees right here at Nature Hills Nursery, giving you a chance to own one of these exceptional beauties. No other plants are genetically similar to the Ginkgo tree, although their beautiful leaves resemble Maidenhair fern. As a vibrant tree with fan-shaped leaves, their foliage stays bright green in summer, then turns a brilliant shade of gold in the fall. Ginkgo leaves are designed to catch the wind . Long petioles help the fan-shaped leaves lift and sway in breezy weather. You'll have a spectacular fall color show each year. It's even more jaw-dropping because the romantic golden foliage falls to the ground all at once, as if in concert. Imagine getting out the rake only one time per year. Now that's a convenient shade tree. There is rhyme to the syncopated rhythm of the Ginkgo tree's dramatic leaf drop. Each year, all the petioles develop their annual scar in response to cold weather. Plan a party to celebrate this special event, or consider taking annual photos of your family under the Ginkgo tree on the fallen carpet of delectable color . Imagine a shade tree that is that easy to clean up. Different Types of Ginkgo Trees Sometimes called maidenhair trees, Ginkgo trees are long-lived, strong, and hardy enough to handle the forces of nature . Ginkgo trees can withstand strong winds and grow in various soil types (including compacted soils). Full-grown Ginkgo trees are drought tolerant when fully established. Rugged Ginkgo also does well in urban environments. Ginkgo biloba is grown from seed and tends to produce more female trees than male. Modern grafted cultivars produce whichever gender is desired. For a fuss-free var