Sorry, I’ve already shared everything I know and more about ginkgo.?How old is the Ginkgo, @Shibui ? Trees are looking good and I wonder if you know is chi chi pre disposed to grow on certain varieties? Maybe @Brian Van Fleet can chip in? I'm field growing one and I'm just going to let him run so I'd be interested if it's a growth / age or genetics thing?
I don't have access to named varieties of ginkgo so can't comment on whether some produce chichi more than others. When I found out about these growths on Ginkgo I was pleased to see one growing on the front of this trunk. This tree is around 40 years now and in a pot for about 15 of those years. tree is 81 cm tall, including the pot.Trees are looking good and I wonder if you know is chi chi pre disposed to grow on certain varieties?
Thanks Gary. That group is just 50cm tall including the pot. Trees at somewhere around 20-25 years old. The group was assembled when the trees were quite young. The grouping had a couple of adjustments in the first few years to fix some problems I didn't notice while placing the trunks initially but I'm happy with the arrangement now.NICE small leaf size on that trident group.
Dairy cow kept to supply milk for the family. Her name was cuddles because she was quite affectionate. Hand reared from a few days old.What is a “house cow” ? ?
Earlier tridents were grown fast and tended to be upright - telephone poles. After I noticed the trend I started to plant seedlings at more of an angle to get better initial trunk movement. This one had even better shape than most so I've kept it to develop further. Only about 10 years old yet and still developing ramification.That last trident is very nice, love the movement.