Dawn Redwood – Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Description
General: A grand tree at maturity, this tree will get to be 70’+ in conical form with the possibility to reach 100′.
Leaves: Long, feathery needled leaves emerge light green in the spring, turning darker green in the summer, then to turn a orange in the fall before they drop.
Cones: Small, oval light brown cones (1/2-3/4″).
Bark: Reddish-brown in color and sheds in long narrow strips
Attributes: Between the delicate foliage that changes color in the fall, and the massive redwood trunk , these beautiful trees are easy to love. Unique cones and bark as well as sparse branching habit give interest to the landscape year round.
Culture
Hardiness: Zones 4- 8.
Conditions: Prefers moist, well-drained soil in a sunny to partially shady location.
Maintenance: Very little to no pruning is necessary. For the most part, disease and insect free.
Our Experience
Experience at Great Hill
No problems to speak of. We have a tree on the landscape that is at least 50′. A beautiful tree!
Historical Winter Data:
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