The massive ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba) in front of the High Museum of Art is the state champion—largest of its species in Georgia. Its fan-shaped leaves turn brilliant gold in fall, creating a stunning carpet. The museum employs arborists to maintain this living treasure.
Explore other Georgia and Atlanta champion trees at bit.ly/championtrees.
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