Ginkgo biloba Osmanthus armatus Ideal as a solitary specimen

Ideal as a solitary specimen in parks or large gardens

6-12mm long

pendent flowers appear in late spring and summer followed by greenish-brown olive-shaped drupes

and tolerant of a wide range of soil types

it will gladly grow in coastal

Ginkgo biloba Osmanthus armatus Ideal as a solitary specimenThis is the only surviving species of the plant order Ginkgoales, which dominated the tree flora 150 200 million years ago. It is deciduous tree with bright green, duck's feet shaped leaves that turn brilliant gold in autumn. Attractive, corky bark. Ginkgos are highly valued street trees due to their high tolerance of pollution and geographic climat range.