Ginkgo Trees for Landscaping Projects

 



Ginkgo trees are a sight to behold, with their bright yellow leaves shimmering in the fall months. Their distinct leaf shape and symmetrical lobes create a fan shape outwards, which is why these trees have been prided since ancient times. Ginkgo biloba is the sole species of this genus and is often seen in landscapes and as bonsai - its popularity is undeniable even to this day! 

Conifer Kingdom allows you to explore more about types of ginkgo trees that may be suitable for your own landscape or bonsai project. With expertise on hand, you can find and buy just the right type of ginkgo tree for the effect you wish to achieve.



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