How does ginkgo spend the winter?

Whether in the hot south or the cold northeast, ginkgo trees are everywhere. Ginkgo trees have strong adaptability and do not need special protection in cold winter. If it is a newly planted tree, especially a newly planted tree, it must be cold and antifreeze. When ginkgo is first planted, it can be wrapped in a warm layer on the trunk, which can be cotton cloth or straw rope. Generally, the cost of straw rope wrapping is low, but the cold-proof effect is not good.

Ginkgo seedlings are generally not suitable for areas that are too cold, especially when using ginkgo seeds to raise seedlings. In particularly cold areas, seedlings are easy to freeze to death. If the temperature is above MINUS 30 degrees, it is best to keep warm in a plastic shed, but don't let the temperature inside be too high, because winter is the dormant period of ginkgo trees, although there is no water shortage in winter. If the plot is dry, you'd better water it.

Personally, I don't think it is necessary to protect ginkgo trees that have survived for many years in many areas, especially in the central region. The new ginkgo tree can be protected in the extremely cold northeast, but it doesn't need any protection in the south.