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I picked some up in Kew about ten years ago they were frozen as it was late December. They thawed and stank.

I recently visited The Botanical Gardens - Best of Sicily Magazine

Botanical garden, it was impressive.

What stuck me was it said only Male Ginkgos where planted in public gardens because of the fruit. Yet elsewhere I've read until they mature you do not know:confused1:

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Until it gets the saw treatment. Sexual discrimination in the plant world. Get rid of those dirty smelly females. what a childish attitude.

But it still exists in human society in various places.

 

Who in the wilds of China actually eats these nuts? A special squad of nasally blocked tree pandas perhaps?

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