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Stinky ginkgo seeds wreak havoc after city plants female tree in error
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December 18, 2023
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2:33Now PlayingMontreal's Dino Delisi says the city accidentally planted a female ginkgo tree on his property, and now he's stuck with its foul-smelling seeds.
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