Foliage: Green, fan-shaped leaves turn vibrant golden-yellow in autumn, dropping all at once.
Size: Reaches 40-50 feet tall and spreads wide, creating a broad canopy.
Growth: Moderate growth rate, develops a symmetrical, bushy habit.
Hardiness: Very tough, tolerant of urban pollution, salt, heat, humidity, drought (once established).
Type: Male cultivar, so it does not produce the fruit of female ginkgos. 
Sun: Full sun is best for optimal color.
Soil: Adaptable to many soil types (acidic, alkaline, clay) but needs good drainage.
Water: Water deeply and regularly as a young tree; drought-tolerant when mature.
Pruning: Minimal pruning needed; best done in dormancy for shaping.