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The Ginkgo tree makes a remarkable feature in any garden and is renowned for its spectacular yellow autumn colour. Often seen as a large tree in parks and gardens there are many varieties of Ginkgo biloba available some of which can easily be grown in a small garden. All are very well suited to container growing where they will live happily for many years with minimal attention and occasional feeding. We have several ten year old specimens thriving in pots.

Ginkgos are remarkably easy to care for and will grow in most conditions from sun through to shade The Ginkgo tree is completely hardy and often makes an excellent alternative to the Japanese maple. There are particularly dwarf varieties such as Ginkgo biloba 'Troll' which has a very small habit right up to larger columnar growing trees such as Gingko biloba 'Tremonia'. There is a size and shape of Ginkgo for every garden - have a look below for further information.

To read more about growing and maintaining a Ginkgo tree, click here: Big Plant Nursery Guide to growing Ginkgo trees

 
 
Ginkgo biloba Autumn Gold
Ginkgo biloba Barabits Nana
Ginkgo biloba Chi Chi
Gingko biloba Fairmount
  Ginkgo biloba Ginkgo biloba Ginkgo biloba Ginkgo biloba
  grows up to 8 metres grows up to 2 metres grows 2 to 3 metres grows up to 5 metres
  open pyramidal habit dense, shrubby habit bushy, dense growth tall, slender growth
  specimen tree great in a container ideal for a pot on a patio adds height in a limited area
         
 
Ginkgo biloba 'Horizontalis'
Ginkgo biloba Saratoga
Ginkgo biloba Tremonia
 
  grows up to 1.5 metres Characteristic grows up to 1.5 metres Characteristic grows up to 3 to 4 metres Characteristic grows 5 to 6 metres
  wide, spreading habit Characteristic dense, compact growth Characteristic pyramidal, shaggy habit Characteristic narrow, columnar habit
  ideal in a pot Characteristic great in a pot or open ground Characteristic specimen tree or pot growth Characteristic specimen tree
                 
 
Ginkgo biloba Troll
Ginkgo biloba Tubifolia
Ginkgo biloba Variegata
 
   
   
   
   
  Characteristic grows up to 1 metre Characteristic grows up to 2 metres Characteristic grows 2 to 3 metres    
  Characteristic very compact, slow growth Characteristic open, shrubby habit Characteristic slow, open growth    
  Characteristic excellent in a container Characteristic great in a pot or open ground Characteristic ideal in a pot    
                 
 
 

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