Growing Ginko`s

As I`ve several bigger Ginko`s I`ve to trim them to keep them small. I use the cuts to grow new ones. . Those are +/- 3 years now and doing fine.

[KWind]

Wow... so many! I thought of you today. I went to a local tulip fest but there were hardly any tulips. I was telling my family about all the photos share and how much I like them.

[Esther Rosenberg]

My goodness, so many, that is amazing!

[Ingrid]

Het lijkt wel een tuincentrum!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

that's a lot!

[Diana]

They look amazing, what do you do with so many? Do you sell them?

[moni kozi]

This is interesting. Did you show the ginkos here? I mean the big ones.

[Wylie]

Are you going to bonsai them? They should look lovely.

[Dione Giorgio]

Well done. You must be a good farmer, too. I would bonsai a few of them.

[Kitty Hawke]

My neighbour has an enormous Ginko tree.....which is lovely, however in the Autumn when the leaves drop, the prevailing wind blows them all into my garden.......not a happy bunny !!!

[bkb in the city]

Very nice job

[mittens (Marilyn)]

They all look wonderful.

[Fisher Family]

It looks like you have been very busy! Your Ginko's look to be doing very well.

Ian

[Heather]

What a wonderful project, Ferry! Your ginkgo trees are being well-nurtured!

[Kathy]

Nice specimens. I like gingko trees, but the fruit that the females bear is foul smelling when it begins to rot.

[Krista Marson]

what a nice gingko garden you have!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

You're starting your own forest!