A ginkgo biloba tree …
… has lost all its leaves …
… and in so doing, has provided a colourful ground carpet …
… of lovely fan-shaped summer reminders.
Happy Monday.
Autumn Ginkgo Tree
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A ginkgo biloba tree …
… has lost all its leaves …
… and in so doing, has provided a colourful ground carpet …
… of lovely fan-shaped summer reminders.
Happy Monday.
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So beautiful pictures
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Thank you very much. 🙂
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Welcome freinds
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If I remember correctly, there are both male and female Ginkos. I know for sure that there are both male and female Gingolds. Their fan-shaped leaves and parallel venation are unique… also if I remember correctly.
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Yes, you are right on both counts. Ginkgo trees are either male or female and the fan-shaped leaves are beautiful and unique. I’ve never consumed it as a medicine, but I understand that it’s thought to have many benefits that are now being studied in human trials. Gingolds are different in that they produce visual works that are very soothing to the psyche. 🙂
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This is a beautiful tree, even when the leaves are on the ground. Happy Tuesday Lynette. Allan
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Thanks, Allan. I agree. I wanted to get a picture while the leaves were still on the tree, but I missed them. Instead, I liked how the fan-shaped leaves were fanned over the ground.
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I love seeing all the leaves on the ground – they make such a colorful carpet!
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It’s very pretty. I love seeing them too. 🙂
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Nicely put 😊
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Thank you very much. 🙂
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Stunning colours and lovely fan shapes!
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They’re very pretty, even when their leaves are on the ground! Cheers.
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Great leaf photo, Lynette
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Thank you very much, Allan.
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Ah yes, it’s that time of year when most of the leaves have already changed and fallen, and now it’s time to get to work and rake them all up before the weather turns.
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That’s so true and a few years ago I would have been doing the same. I don’t have a yard any more, which has both advantages and drawbacks. Cheers.
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