According to the records in Taixing County Records and on-site research by experts, Taixing Ginkgo has been cultivated for more than 1000 years. By the end of 2003, there were more than 500 years old ancient ginkgo trees 12 1 plant in Taixing city, including more than 1,000 years old 12 plants and more than 20 ancient ginkgo communities over 100 acres. Taixing ginkgo has a long history of grafting. As early as18th century, Taixing Ginkgo was propagated by grafting technology. According to the statistics in 2009, there are 125 1 plant of ginkgo grafted trees preserved for more than 200 years. Grafting technology is widely used in Taixing city, and 5.3 million grafted ginkgo trees have been planted. As early as before the Opium War, Ginkgo biloba was exchanged for commodities (such as dates and persimmons) to communicate with Shandong and Shanxi. After the Opium War, it was exported to Southeast Asia, Thailand and Australia through ports such as Zhenjiang, Shanghai and Hong Kong. Jiangsu Industrial Records, 1932, Taixing Ginkgo Export 15000 tons. After 1980s, it entered the markets of Japan, America and Europe. Every harvest season, domestic and foreign merchants gather in Taixing to buy Ginkgo biloba, 80% of which are sold to Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Macao, Japan, Europe and America, and the export is exempt from inspection.

Taixing Ginkgo is famous at home and abroad for its high quality. In the Hong Kong market, as long as the words "Taixing Ginkgo" are printed on the sacks, they can be exempted from inspection. In the 1980s, the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Jiangsu Province clearly stipulated that the purchase price of Taixing ginkgo was 1-2 higher than that of other producing areas. Taixing Ginkgo biloba 1993 was selected by Jiangsu Agriculture and Forestry Department to participate in the international agricultural exposition in Verona, Italy; In April 2003, Taixing Ginkgo's certification trademark was approved and registered by the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, becoming the only certification trademark of Ginkgo in China.

According to statistics in 2009, there were 5.3 million ginkgo trees grafted in this city, with 4.2 per capita, including 302,000 fruit trees. There are 82,000 mu of ginkgo forest in the site, including 5 contiguous areas above 1000 mu and 270 contiguous areas above1000 mu. Ginkgo nursery covers an area of 3000 mu. The annual output of ginkgo biloba is 4000 tons, accounting for about 1/3 of the total output of ginkgo biloba in China. The output of 24 towns and villages in this city exceeded 500 tons in 2 cases, 200-500 tons in 8 cases and 100-200 tons in 6 cases.