Here is what the page “Geelong Botanic Gardens' 160-Year-Old Ginkgo Named Victoria's Tree of the Year” contains. A majestic ginkgo tree in Geelong Botanic Gardens, standing 20 metres tall and believed to be the largest of its species in Victoria and possibly Australia, has been crowned Victoria's tree of the year by the National Trust of Victoria. Raised from seed more than 160 years ago, the tree has become a Raised from seed more than 160 years ago, the tree has become an iconic backdrop for countless local weddings and love stories, making it the most popular marriage spot in the park.
The award celebrates much-loved arboreal icons while also highlighting the importance of protecting green spaces across the state. As urban development pressures increase, the National Trust hopes this recognition will encourage communities to value and preserve their natural heritage. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.