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Redwoods, Sequoiadendron Giganteum, Wellingtonia, Sequoia Sempervirens
anton wrote:
Ron wrote in message ... Does anyone know of any Redwoood trees in Essex (England)? By Redwood I mean either Sequoiadendron Giganteum (aka Wellingtonia, Giant Redwood, Sierra Redwood or just plain Big Tree!), or Sequoia Sempervirens (aka Redwood, or Coast Redwood). And yes, I know they are different trees really.... In Harlow, Essex, in a little green area between Felmongers and what is now Mandela Avenue there are two. We used to run up the trunk and see who could stick their penknife in the highest. It's nice to realise that all those millions of years of evolution resulting in a fire-resistant thick fibrous bark wasn't wasted. -- Anton We have treecreepers nesting in ours - they don't care that Wellingtonias are imported aliens ;~)) We have been fortunate to inherit several of about 100-120 yrs old. In the past few years I've planted Metasquoia and Taxodium in one of our wet lawns and I'm looking for a nice Sciadopitys sp? (Japanese Umbrella Pine - I can spell that;~)) Rod |
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