Redwood, Dawn
Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Magnificent, deciduous, conifer tree that looks like a Sequoia both in growth habit and foliage.

Feathery, needle-like foliage is soft, bright green turning reddish brown in fall.  A conical tree with a single, straight trunk and horizontal branching.  Bark is peeling reddish brown to bright orange.  Trunk base is tapered and exhibits a braided, fluted structure.

One of the oldest living trees, has been around for over 20 million years.

Likes moist, well-drained soil.  Very effective screen, for grouping in large areas or for use lining long drives or streets.

Zone: 4-8 Fast growing Height: 70-100 ft. Spread: 15-25 ft.

Gold Medal Winner Pennsylvania Horticultural Society