Ginkgo biloba, the sole survivor of the ancient Ginkgoales family, has roots stretching back an astounding 270 million years. ... The ginkgo tree’s reputation for resilience is well-earned.

New research has found that the Ginkgo tree, which can live up to 1,000 years, doesn’t really show any expected effects of aging – they are primed for immortality.

Also known as the maidenhair tree, the ginkgo is cold-hardy to Zone 4, and matures at between 15 and 25 metres (50’ – 80’) tall. Its unique fan-shaped leaves turn a brilliant yellow in ...

Back to my tree for a bit, because it has a lot to teach if you have a new ginkgo or are planning to plant one or more. Mine was planted in 1985, and early on this tree was different — growing ...

The fan-shaped leaves of the ginkgo tree stay firmly attached, waiting for the right moment to decide to fall. The tree-letting process is amazingly complex.

UNT researcher and professor Richard Dixon studied groups of ginkgo trees from China that were between 20 and 600 years old. He noticed an interesting trend.

The exact age of the tree is unknown. Local forestry expert Walt Aikman, who consults with the museum about its ginkgo, said it's probably 150 to 170 years old.

The ginkgo tree is believed to be about 150 years old and was incorporated into the school's design when it was built. Local News Sports Opinion For Subscribers NKY Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper ...

A new record has been set on the Durham campus at the University of New Hampshire.In front of James Hall stands a ginkgo tree, which drops all of its leaves at once each year when the first hard ...

The Ginkgo tree stands proudly at 85 feet in Hoelter’s front yard, overlooking East Lafayette Place and Milwaukee harbor. An oversized swing dangles from thick nautical rope above the reach of ...