Can ginkgo trees be planted in the north?

Ginkgo biloba is cultivated in a wide range: from Shenyang in the northeast in the north to Guangzhou in the south, with an altitude of 40- 1000 meters in east China, Guizhou and western Yunnan (Tengchong) with an altitude of less than 2000 meters in southwest China, and gardens in Korea, Japan, Europe and the United States. Korea already belongs to the north, so it can be planted in the north.

Ginkgo biloba is a deciduous tree of Ginkgoaceae. Ginkgo biloba, which appeared hundreds of millions of years ago, is the oldest gymnosperm among the remaining plants after the Quaternary glacial movement.

Ginkgo seedlings sown with bulking agent germinate 18-25 days after sowing and grow to 15-20 cm one year later. After sowing 16-30 years for the first time. The grafted ginkgo saplings will grow up gradually after survival, and bear fruit for the first time in 5- 10 years after grafting.

Ginkgo biloba is a light-loving plant, so it is best to have enough light during its growth, so we need to plant it in a sunny place, and it is best to have strong ventilation, so that the ginkgo tree can fully carry out photosynthesis, thus growing stronger, and cooperation with photosynthesis can speed up its growth.

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