Ginkgo biloba 'Pyramidalis' | Maidenhair Tree - 250-300cm, 90lt Cupressus but needs to be protected

but needs to be protected from cold

ribbon-like petals and red-purple calyces bloom from January to March before the leaves emerge

Viburnum rhytidyfilum can adapt to a wide range of soil conditions

almost reaching the ground

Viburnum davidii is a wonderful

Ginkgo biloba 'Pyramidalis' | Maidenhair Tree - 250-300cm, 90lt Cupressus but needs to be protectedGinkgo biloba is known as a living fossil, one of the oldest tree species. Its a large, long lived, coniferous, deciduous tree with deeply grooved, grey brown bark and thick, fan shaped, bi lobed, green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. Ginkgo has either male catkins or female single flowers on long stems. Female plants bear unpleasantly scented plum like fruits, which are actually hard seeds with silvery yellow seed coats. Ginkgo biloba grows in a