How To Use Maidenhair tree In A Sentence

Nowadays gingkos, or maidenhair trees, are often planted in parks or alongside streets, and they are just turning a brilliant emerald green. Times, Sunday Times
Located in the city's west Hongqiao area, the hotel is in a forest of several hundred camphors, pines and maidenhair trees - a green oasis in a metropolis.
The filmmaker also found unusual trees: a tea plant, a ban oak, copper beeches, a maidenhair tree in Killarney, and a Kentucky coffee bean tree in Greenside.
Another name for them is the maidenhair tree. Times, Sunday Times
Among taller trees, the gingko, or maidenhair tree, is one of the most advanced in colour. Times, Sunday Times

Another name for the tree, which used to be heard more often, is maidenhair tree. Times, Sunday Times
Among taller trees, the gingko, or maidenhair tree, is one of the most advanced in colour. Times, Sunday Times
Another name for the tree, which used to be heard more often, is maidenhair tree. Times, Sunday Times
Another name for them is the maidenhair tree. Times, Sunday Times
Among taller trees, the gingko, or maidenhair tree, is one of the most advanced in colour. Times, Sunday Times
The ginkgo is also called the maidenhair tree, and gets this name from the resemblance of the leaves to the fronds of the maidenhair fern. Times, Sunday Times