We're pleased to report that the Gingko tree planted at the Australian National University (ANU) is growing well and ANU’s gardeners have assured us that despite Australia's warmest winter in a long time, the health of the tree does not seem affected. As spring begins, the tree stands gracefully.
The Australian National University (ANU) held an exhibition about Hiroshima and Nagasaki based on material supplied by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Included in the exhibition was a panel about the survivor trees of Hiroshima with GLH’s map and pictures. ANU’s exhibition demonstrates the university’s commitment to spreading awareness about the atomic bombings and GLH’s message of peace.
Spring is starting early in the Southern Hemisphere. The Gingko tree from Hiroshima at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra has benefitted from several weeks of sun and a spring rain to bud nicely. GLH looks forward to witnessing a healthy gingko tree at ANU…
The ginkgo tree is growing healthy and strong at the Australian National University (ANU). Professor Ramesh Thakur, who did so much to make the planting happen, has completed his assignment there, but the Director of the Crawford School at ANU, will remain as focal point and continue to update on the status of the sapling.
Beginning of summer in Australia, and the little Hiroshima Ginkgo on the grounds of ANU looks very happy indeed
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