why do redwoods only grow in a specific, small area? Can I plant one in N.Oregon?
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gardengallivant
06 May 2010
gardengallivant
06 May 2010
gardengallivant
06 May 2010
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Sequoia sempevirens, the coastal redwood, is native to the southwestern corner of Oregon as well as California however it is grown fairly commonly as a landscape tree in Portland & Seattle. They have been planted in Scotland & England since the nineteenth century in many estates.
http://www.arthurleej.com/p-o-m-May03.html
http://www.redwoodworld.co.uk/