My Ginkgo seedling is doing well

My Ginkgo seedling is doing well - April 2014.

I collected seeds in the South of France in September 2013.

More seedlings on my Photo Special-page on my website.

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Updates of my website The Ginkgo Pages

* New Photo of the Month on photospecial page: My Ginkgo seedlings.
* New topic: Cretaceous stick insect fossil mimics Ginkgo foliage. 

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Ginkgo bonsai of 1890

This Ginkgo bonsai with chichi dates at least from 1890.

It is part of the Larz Anderson Collection at the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

Read about Bonsai care at this Arboretum here.

More info, photos and video on my special Bonsai-page.

Photo courtesy Mick McCue, thanks!

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Floral art with Ginkgo leaves

Lovely floral art with Ginkgo leaves.

Photo: Earth Garden Magazine.

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Feathers Mandarin duck resemble Ginkgo leaf

The feathers (wings) of the Mandarin duck (Aix galericulata) resemble the leaf of a Ginkgo tree and are called "icho-bane" (Ginkgo feathers) in Japanese. The Mandarin Duck breeds in Southeast Asia and Japan, and those from the Eurasian continent migrate to Japan or southern regions during the winter.

Above you can see a photo I made of this beautiful duck, click on picture to enlarge.

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