The GLH team has been uplifted by the two most recent stories published by Keele University's Dr. Taylor, detailing the journey of the ginkgo seeds from their arrival to present!
Blog: Sarah L Taylor – Medium
Ginkgo seed: life and death growing ‘Hibakujumoku’ | by Sarah L Taylor | Medium
The baby ginkgoes are all tucked up for winter! | by Sarah L Taylor | Medium
Dr. Sarah Taylor shared a beautiful and personal story about her grandfather on her blog.
An image of a newly unfurled gingko leaf (7 mm) from a seedling germinated at Keele University. Also linked below are the two most recent blogs by Dr. Sarah Taylor (the first about how the seeds were sowed, and the second about the germination of the seedlings):
Our wonderful partners at Keele University have wasted no time spreading the message of the hibakujumoku. We are grateful to Dr. Sarah Taylor and Franco Escobar for all of their hard work. Click here to see their latest report with updates (includes links to articles written about Keele University taking care of the saplings). Alternatively, refer to links below:
We are excited to announce our new partner, Keele University!
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