Plant Details
Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Dawn Redwood
Exposure:
Sun
Plant Category:
Conifers
Height:
Minimum 50 feet , Maximum 100 feet
Width: Minimum 15 feet , Maximum 25 feet
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Width: Minimum 15 feet , Maximum 25 feet
This beautiful, deciduous tree, known to have been native to the Northwest through fossil records, was thought to have been extinct world wide until a specimen was found in a Chinese temple in the 1940's. It has a graceful conical growth habit with flattened leaves that appear feathery and plume like. In late spring fresh new foliage appears a bright green turning a rich golden to rusty bronze in the fall. Height in 10 years, 12-15' but ultimate height is 100' with a 25' spread. This prehistoric plant attains best color in full sun. Beautiful tree and an excellent conversation piece.
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11 Nurseries Carry This Plant:
| Name | City/State | Phone | Prod Type | Availability | |
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 Heritage Seedlings & Liners Inc. |
Salem, OR | Email now | 503-585-9835 | Container: 4 Liner: 4 Seedling: 4 |
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| Big Trees Today Inc. | Hillsboro, OR | Email now | 503-640-3011 | BB: 1 | |
| Blue Heron Farm | Corvallis, OR | Email now | 541-754-4224 | Bare Root: 1 BB: 1 Container: 1 | |
| Brentano's Tree Farm LLC | St. Paul, OR | Email now | 503-633-8733 | Container: 1 |
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| Granstrom Nursery | Troutdale, OR | Email now | 503-666-7896 | BB: X | |
| J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. | Boring, OR | Email now | 503-663-4128 | Bare Root: X Container: X |
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| JLPN Inc. | Salem, OR | Email now | 503-373-9781 | Container: 4 Seedling: 4 |
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| Kuenzi Turf & Nursery | Salem, OR | Email now | 503-585-8337 | BB: X Liner: X |
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| P & D Nursery | Tualatin, OR | Email now | 503-638-6366 | Container: 3 | |
| Robinson Nursery Inc. | McMinnville, OR | Email now | 877-855-8733 | Container: X |
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| Willamette Tree Wholesale Inc. | Salem, OR | Email now | 503-390-2512 | BB: X Container: X |
Comments
Submitted by Ref: Plantlust.com on 11/8/2012 4:21 PM
Known as a fossil before being rediscovered in 1945; fast-growing, redwood-like tree with soft foliage (apricot in fall). Sun/Med
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