Another Ginko Tree Planted - Front Yard - October 2021
Last week, I posted a couple of photos of a tiny Ginko Biloba tree that I received in the mail that had suffered some shipping damage and had a bent-over trunk. I ended up planting that damaged Ginko tree in the backyard - uncertain if it will survive . When I sent in some photos of the damage that the Ginko biloba tree, they shipped me out a replacement tree. This second one arrived undamaged and in slightly better condition. Ginko trees are known to be pretty slow-growing, so I needed to stick this tree in a spot that I can largely ignore for a number of years. Knowing I had one (already) in the backyard, I figured I should look at my front-yard tree planting wish list and pick out a spot that made sense. My history of small trees is mixed, but one of the (more recent) success stories was the Bald Cypress that I planted a few Falls ago . That tree started VERY small - about the size and caliper of this Ginko. But, it has thrived. I showed off the recent late Summer flus