Does a ginkgo drop a lot of debris?

A male ginkgo drops almost nothing but one spectacular leaf fall — it abscises its entire canopy within a day or two of the first hard freeze, usually mid-to-late November here, so it is one rake instead of six weeks of them. Female trees are the actual problem: fleshy seed coats land in October, smell like rancid butter or vomit because of butyric acid, and get tracked indoors on shoes.