Ginkgo Trees Enhance Any Yard
If you’re looking for one of the most distinct and sought after trees, the Ginkgo tree stands out above the rest. Order your trees today. Enhance Your Yard
Ginkgo Trees Enhance Any Yard
If you’re looking for one of the most distinct and sought after trees, the Ginkgo tree stands out above the rest. Order your trees today. Enhance Your Yard
The Ginkgo Depot Has The Trees You Need
If you’re looking to add colors & shade to your yard, the Ginkgo Tree is the type of tree you want for your yard. Sturdy and practical, the Ginkgo grows quickly, is deciduous (sheds leaves every fall) and provides not only aesthetic beauty but gives you a resource for health benefits as well.
More than just a simple tree, this is a practical asset to your yard. Contact us today about ordering your Ginkgo trees today.
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What’s A Ginkgo Tree? (Also Known As The Maidenhair Tree)
Native to China, fossils of the Ginkgo tree were found to pre-date the dinosaurs which would make them older than 200 million years.
In Asia, the Ginkgo tree is a symbol for longevity since it can live for 1,000 years, with some living as long as 3,000 years. In fact, the oldest living Ginkgo tree is thought to be 3,500 years old. This type of tree is truly a living fossil.
These deciduous trees are resistant to fungus, insects and other animals which makes it a popular ornamental tree gardens and yards throughout Asia as well as the United States. Through the centuries it was grown in temples where it was considered sacred. There are even Ginkgo trees alive today that withstood the blast from Hiroshima.
Read more about the history of the Ginkgo Tree
Ginkgo Tree Facts At A Glance
These amazing trees are an incredible addition to any yard and will accent your home or business. Here are some facts about Ginkgo trees:
- They grow to reach a height of 66–115 feet with a pyramidal shape but some trees in China have grown as large as 165 feet.
- They produce leaves that are 2-6 inches wide that turn a gorgeous, deep saffron yellow in autumn.
- Ginkgos are resistant to disease
- These trees repel most insects, birds, deer and other animals
- They can be male or female
- They grow in full sun or partial sun
- Ginkgo trees are drought tolerant
- Are perfect for shade trees wherever you may need
- Order your Ginkgo trees at the Ginkgo Depot today.
Why Plant Ginkgo Trees?
Also known as the maidenhair tree, Ginkgo trees are sacred in Japan. These robust trees are drought resistant, are perfect for shade when they mature, and grow quickly which makes them an ideal choice for planting in the yards of homes or businesses.
It’s well known that Ginkgo trees are some of the easiest to plant and are immune to most urban threats which makes them perfect for planting along streets. With its unique, fan-shaped leaves that turn a stunning yellow in the fall, these trees can tolerate many urban conditions including heat, air pollution, salt, and confined spaces.
These trees tolerate many different types of soil and thrive in both coastal areas as well as inland. This is the perfect tree to plant with your young children and watch both grow for generations to enjoy.
Legacy Trees
Because Ginkgo trees can last hundreds of years or more, these trees are perfect to plant with a child as a lesson about nature that will last for generations.
Ginkgo Biloba
Ginkgo BilobaGinkgo Biloba has been part of traditional Chinese herbal medicine for centuries. Ginkgo leaves of the Ginkgo tree have been dried and made into a soothing, energy-enhancing tea.
Many people use Ginkgo as a supplement to help treat brain, circulatory and respiratory conditions. Ginkgo nuts have been used for cough, fever, diarrhea, toothaches, glaucoma, and memory health.
Western cultures believe that Ginkgo has antioxidants that can help cancel out free radicals in your brain and the rest of your body. Many physicians that practice homeopathic medicine believe that Ginkgo helps improve circulatory issues by opening up the blood vessels.
Please consult with your physician before creating or taking anything you believe to be a health supplement.
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