Gingko Gold in SF Urban Forest

Fall Color Report

Ben Carlson of San Francisco’s Friends of the Urban Forest reports that, “Even though fall is often warmer than summer in San Francisco, the light green fan-shaped leaves of the Gingko biloba (also known as the Maindenhair tree) are starting to turn gold. The leaves will start to drop in November, so make sure you see their beautiful golden color before then. There is a fine row of Gingkos on 25th Avenue in the Richmond District between Lincoln and Fulton.”

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