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James Ng@ 6:50pm 01-16-2013

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Lacombe, Canada
Beautiful pictures of Ginkgo biloba. (Gink means gold, go/guo means fruit.) Do you know that these fruits are edible?
Mary-Michael@ 4:42pm 12-28-2012

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South Carolina, United States
Just a thank for this amazing site. I am a quilt artist in the midst of designing an art quilt centered around the ginkgo tree. Your site is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you again.
Davor Kuslev@ 12:47am 12-16-2012

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Sarajevo - Bosnia
I am very impressed with this tree too, and grateful for your effort to make Ginkgo close to us - humans. I think that GOD made it to help us to find the health.
Best regards
Davor
justus a. binroth@ 12:18am 12-07-2012

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berlin, germany
hallo cor,
auf der suche um auskunft, wann ich den ginkgo schneiden darf fand ich deine seite. ich konnte nicht aufhören zu lesen und zu schauen und weiß nun eine menge mehr über meinen baum.
vor ca. zehn jahren pflanzte ich den baum in berlin um, da er einem neuen hausbesitzer " im wege stand" und er diesen fällen wollte. es war im hochsommer bei 35 °, als ich ihn verplanzte. anfänglich warf er sein laub ab und ich hatte angst das er es nicht überleben würde.aber alles wurde gut und im darauffolgenden frühling zeigte sich neues leben.
er bekam ein platz in einem hofgarten in berlin. der baum ist heute schätzungsweise 20 jahr alt und entwickelt sich prächtig.
sehr interessant was ich durch deine beschreibungen und bilder alles lernen konnte.
herzlichen danke für diese excellente, wie liebevolle webseite";
arno belmer@ 7:09pm 12-01-2012

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netherlands
Hoi Ginkgoman,
de laatste jaren weer heel veel ginkgo's tegengekomen, maar niet aan gedacht om ze door te geven. maar bij deze een aanvulling op USA, Kentucky, Louisville, waar de ginkgo is neergezet als straatboom in het centrale deel van Main Street, ik schat een stuk of dertig.
binnenkort meld ik er nog meer, eerst nog eens goed mijn geheugen raadplegen, succes.
Russell & Debi Lee@ 9:41pm 11-22-2012

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Orcutt, CA USA
Thank you for a wonderful site that must have taken hours. Your contributions will not be forgotten by Ginkgo lovers!
Jack Norton@ 1:55am 11-19-2012

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Sandusky Michigan, America
Great page.
Jo Homan@ 7:56pm 11-09-2012

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Finsbury Park, London UK
Thanks so much for this amazing site. I run a community plant nursery and i'm so excited about growing these from seed and doing cuttings and grafting. Thanks for all the amazing advice.
I must admit that I picked up the fruits I found without gloves and even popped out the seeds in my sink with no side effects. I must be lucky. I even didn't mind the smell too much - perhaps I have dinosaur blood?
Laurel & Rylee@ 6:13pm 11-02-2012

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Mechanicsville, VA (near Richmond)
I just came home with 3 seeds from a very old (100+) tree at our botanical gardens. I've read your instructions - wish my 3 little ginkos luck!
Dakota Walker @ 8:40pm 10-27-2012

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Bloomington IN/USA
I recently made a post about the ginkgo trees on the campus of IU Bloomington. I mentioned that there are two large gingko trees, which are male and female. It turns out that the tree I thought was specifically male also makes fruit, but not every year. Both trees seem to have male and female characteristics. There is another large ginkgo nearby that also produces fruit. I am currently trying to figure out the ages of these trees. This past spring I sprouted some trees from the seeds of these giants and I am amazed by how solid my half year old trees have become. I plan to use a lot of them for bonsai and the rest of them I will plant. I feel like the ginkgo is a direct connection to helping restore the damage we have done to this planet, especially here in my country. I recently collected over 700 seeds and plan to try and raise them anywhere possible. It would be nice to buy old farm land in the states and grow ginkgo, dawn red woods, and so much more. I am on a mission!
Honey Harrison@ 5:59pm 10-26-2012

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Houston, TX
I have a ten year old male ginkgo, pyramid shape, and would very much like to find a female ginkgo, any shape. So far, it seems an impossible task.

Thank you for your excellent web site.
Robert Koffend@ 9:41pm 10-20-2012

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Montréal, Québec Canada";

THe Church of Saint-ANdrew and Saint Paul in downtown Montréal has several Ginko bilabo in its beautiful front lawns. I do not know when or why they were planted, obviously after 1932, the date of construction of the present church, which is listed as an "incourtunable" heritage property by the Québec government Do they require special attention or care? I believe they are male, since I have not noticed any fruit. Comments? Interested parties may consult the website which does not show them. However. I am requesting our web master to include a photo. www.standrewstpaul.com ";
Mariana Xidarakou@ 7:16pm 10-20-2012

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Romania
Just a big thank you!
Because of your pages I am now expecting some 30 seeds to germinate!
You are a real inspiration! God bless your heart!
klaas@ 11:30pm 10-18-2012

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emmen
2 new gingko in the netherlands , in my garden
an ´Aureovariegata´
and an ´Beijing Gold´
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Jan den Otter@ 2:35pm 10-13-2012

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Breda, Nederland
Bij wie of waar kan ik wat Ginkgo zaden rapen? Wil zelf Ginkgo gaan zaaien.

Bij voorbaat dank.

Jan.

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