Ginkgo biloba Fastigiata Feronia

Its leaves are 8 cm wide, fan-shaped, long-stemmed, thick, leathery, and fresh green in color, turning yellow in autumn. It develops slowly at first, then quickly. It thrives in moist, deep, sandy, loamy, clayey, and muddy soils. It is also suitable for growing in poor, dry, and calcareous soils. It is propagated by seeds and cuttings. It is used as a solitary tree or in groups in parks and gardens, as a family tree in narrow streets. It withstands urban climates and winter cold.