Ginko Biloba ........last of the sunshine!

Thats a magical photo Angela , Golly I hope the silver birch has good roots is it leaning towards you or away ? ....

Thanks Amy, away, and I hope it has some good roots, hard to believe that tree came south with us 16 years ago in a pot, no bigger than 4 ins!! it hitched a ride!! still it would make for some good logs for the fire lol

Lol You are thinking the same way as us ' woodies ' Angela ,Tony spent the entire morning helping a neighbour fell a conifer so that we could have the timber in exchange for the loan of our chainsaw luckily the neighbour doesn't have a wood burner , are you enjoying your fire ?

Oh that was helpful, Peter is not up to dealing with that side of logging these days...... we are both really enjoying the fire, so pleased we decided to have one!?☺?

What a lovely photo! I removed my Ginko last year Angela. It was pretty dull really and all I had to look forward to was it getting too big. So out it came and replaced with a Cotoneaster which gives me more colour with lovely red berries.

The leaves were attractive Karen........ Ours was made into a standard, but had to come out because it was in the wrong place, and impossible to save.!

Yes, you're quite right about the leaves. But in a limited space like ours a tree has to have more than one point of interest. I bet that tree is about 300 years old...they grow very slowly.

They are slow growers, I have to admit I do miss ours, but it was right under the concrete path, actually if I had left it there, it would have been fine, because we took up the path in the end, and I would have been able to reposition it somewhere else, more suitable......they actually do a lovely variegated one!! now theres a thought! lol