Ginkgo biloba - The pagoda tree

Gingko Bilboa trees are deciduous, shade trees, with single leaves, which are related to a primitive family of trees that were found 160 million years ago in China. Considered to be the oldest tree species in the world, geological evidence of ginkgo has been dated to the Mesozoic era, 200 million years ago.
Ginkgo Bilbo are planted around temples in Japan and are considered sacred. From the leaves of these trees, herbal medicines are produced, popular all over the world, especially in Asian cultures.
Location: partially shaded area
Fertilization: regular
Temperature: withstands up to -27 degrees Celsius.
Characteristics: It can reach over 4 m in 10 years. The cuts can be made in the first months of the year.

Pot diameter: 19 cm

Height with pots included: approx. 60-80 cm

In the cold season, the plant is sold without leaves.