What are the characteristics of ginkgo trees and how to plant them

1. Features

1. Strong adaptability: Ginkgo trees have relatively low requirements for climate environment and soil, and have strong adaptability. It can withstand the high temperatures in summer, has a high tolerance to cold, and is also very resistant to barrenness, making it very easy to manage during cultivation.

2. Wide cultivation range: Ginkgo biloba is a specialty of my country and is widely cultivated in my country. It extends from Shenyang in the northeast in the north to Guangzhou in the south, from the area of ​​40-1000 meters above sea level in East China in the east, to Guizhou, Yunnan and other places in the southwest.

3. Few diseases and pests: It is rarely infected by diseases and pests during its growth period and has strong disease resistance.

4. Leaf characteristics: Its leaves are fan-shaped and light green. However, it turns yellow before falling in autumn every year, making it highly ornamental and with obvious characteristics.

2. Planting Method

Ginkgo trees are usually planted in late autumn and early winter. First, dig a hole of appropriate size, which should be determined according to the size of the seedling and should be about twice as large as the root system. Choose saplings with strong and developed root systems, and they must be disinfected by soaking them in lime water for a while. When planting, backfill the topsoil first, then pile the subsoil around it. After filling the soil, gently pull the seedlings to ensure smooth root system. Finally, compact the surrounding soil and water thoroughly to help the roots take hold.