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Fairmount Ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba 'Fairmount'

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A fruitless male cultivar that's pratically pest free. Developed from a narrow tree in Fairmount Park Philadelphia that's 80 ft. tall but only 15- 18 ft. wide, resembling a billowy column. Its narrow canopy, salt tolerance and resistance to pollution makes it ideal for urban settings. Fall color is often short-lived but the brilliant golds Ginkgo produce are unmatched by other species. Perfect for Colorado as Ginkgo are not particular to soil types and handle alkaline soils just fine.

Max Elevation: 5

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