Mine was planted in 1985, and early on this tree was different — growing noticeably faster than other ginkgoes. The growth rate increased after I dramatically exposed the root flare. I recommend ...

Brighten up autumn skies with the sunny leaves of ginkgoes. One of the oldest tree species on the planet is the ginkgo ...

Crews felled all four ginkgoes late last week in the highly trafficked public square. "Whew!" one merchant said. Their olive-shaped fruit was "really, really smelly," according to Seth Brubaker ...

Why are they called “living fossils?” A. Modern ginkgoes belong to a single species of tree with no close living relatives. Fossils in the family extend back almost 300 million years ...

Iowa City was one of many communities that planted ginkgoes in the 1970s only to discover that after years without problems, some of the trees can begin dropping large seed shells, creating a ...

Why are they called “living fossils”? A. Modern ginkgoes belong to a single species of tree with no close living relatives. Fossils in the family extend back almost 300 million years ...

Ginkgoes have evolved to attract carrion-eating animals, which eat the smelly fruit and disperse the ginkgo seeds that aren’t digested by the animal, Harvard University said. The fruit can smell ...

But first, the bad news (besides the stinky fruit): the ginkgo drop may not be as dramatic as in past seasons. Waters says ginkoes at the arboretum have been slow to change color during due to the ...

Do you have a place to suggest? Email us at [email protected]. Ginkgoes are stunners in local gardens and on some city streets, turning from lime green to light yellow to deep gold before ...