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These magnificent, massive trees of our Southern Oregon, Northern California coastal region, are loved for their great height, 365ft in the wild, 60-80ft in cultivation. The graceful, almost delicate foliage is much admired.
Its natural companion is the wee evergreen perennial redwood sorrel (Oxalis oregano), which runs around beneath it like a mouse under an elephant. This enormous tree needs a large area to reach its fullest potential.
The Giant Coastal Redwood is the world's tallest tree, with some of the tallest growing to more than 300 feet high with trunks 30 feet in diameter! Redwoods are famous for their fast growth of up to seven or eight feet per year, massive sizes, and incredibly rot resistant wood.
Aptos Blue Coast Redwood Sequoia sempervirens 'Aptos Blue' One of the West’s most iconic trees, and a keystone native species of the coastal ranges of Oregon and Northern California, these are considered to be the tallest trees on earth.
203" long x 9" wide x 1.75" thick. Giant Sequoia / Giant … $90.00. In stock
Native conifers to Pacific Coast forests and famously in Redwood National Park. Upright pyramidal form and can develop a buttress at the base. It does well on a damp acidic soil high in organic matter. Coastal Redwood is highly valued tree with rot resistant wood. Not as hardy as Giant Sequoia and it will do poorly in dry soil.
Grow the world's tallest tree! Reaching heights greater than 365 feet, the magnificent Coast Redwood is not only the planet's tallest tree, but also one of the world's most long-lived, with life-spans of more than 2,000 years.
