Ginkgo / Kinesiskt Tempelträd 60-80 cm (Ginkgo biloba) Damskor Sometimes mistakenly confused with the

Sometimes mistakenly confused with the Asparagus Pea ( Tetragonolobus purpureus )

the black mulberry tree’s fruits are always black when ripe

the plant is overwintered frost-free

and of course L-theanine among others

The proximity to these tea trees combined with the Yao people’s nature-close lifestyle means that the growing tea industry essentially supports the entire village

Ginkgo / Kinesiskt Tempelträd 60-80 cm (Ginkgo biloba) Damskor Sometimes mistakenly confused with theGinkgo Chinese Temple Tree: current height 80 100 cm Common names: Ginkgo, Chinese Temple Tree, Maidenhair Tree Scientific name: Ginkgo biloba Family: Ginkgoaceae Growth history & use Ginkgo is an ancient tree species from China, cultivated for thousands of years as an ornamental and temple tree. The leaves are used in traditional Chinese medicine. The tree is valued for its beautiful lobed leaves and strong autumn colours. It is the last living