Where are you? Ginkgos are pretty easy to find as seedlings on the internet or some retail nurseries. Prb'ly easiest to go that route.

Me, I did indeed collect some fruit, cleaned off the pulp, refrigerated the "nuts" over the winter & planted in the spring. Got surprisingly good germination results. But it may be difficult to find someone to send seeds to you.

Below is a little ginkgo from my seeds:

Where are you?

How far will you travel to get it?

if the note in the person's heading is a zip code, they are in Georgia. Also, zheng MAY not want them to plant but rather to eat - so more than just a couple of mail order seeds.

Zhengyang, I would try to find an Asian grocery near you, or mail order. The practice of planting all male Gingkos has been popular in the US because most people hate the smell of the female "fruit". I am not sure you will find the fruit in an asian grocery either. I have seen an asian grocery store in Pittsburgh, and always wanted to see just what they have in there. But, I never have had the time to pull over and check it out when I've been there. I hope you can find them eventually. There is a place that i take walks at sometimes, and they have a seedling Gingko tree among their trees, so there must be female and male trees, but I just saw the baby tree already a foot tall, not sure about the fruit which helped it "be". But, I would "GUESS" you should look for the fruit at an Asian grocery online and otherwise, good luck, BTW. Poaky1