Their husks are a strong brown tannin dye (as anyone who has shucked walnuts likely knows)

but when they're ready they're delicious (like sour candy)

From these trees they became cultivated

seeds first [without tracking unless specifically chosen] and comfrey when it's ready

once comfrey is in the ground

Ginkgo biloba nuts Their husks are a strongAncient and truly unique tree. Ginkgo will grow into a large and stately tree, given time and space. When grown from seed, you'll get a 50 50 mix of male and female plants. At maturity (which could take 30+ years) females produce somewhat unpleasantly odoured yellow fruit containing edible nuts. Which could be a blessing or a nuisance depending on your desired levels of orderliness. Brilliant golden fall foliage. Extremely long lived. An evolutionary