Giant Sequoia Trees- California Redwood - Seedlings Swiss mountain pine Noted for it's excellent foliage

Noted for it's excellent foliage and multi-colored bark

Good for windbreaks

Developed at The Geneve Experiment Station in New York

How often do I need to treat my plants and trees

Plants are nearly thornless

Giant Sequoia Trees- California Redwood - Seedlings Swiss mountain pine Noted for it's excellent foliageGiant Sequoia Trees (Sequoiadendron giganteum) seedling 3" 5" Tall 5" 8" Tall 8" 12" Tall 12" 18" Tall The largest trees in the world. A fast growing evergreen tree that will grow 2 3 feet per year in ideal conditions. Grows in USDA zones 6 8. Likes full sun (at least 6 8 hours of direct sunlight). Great for a specimen tree or as a buffer strip or wind break, planted 20 feet apart. Likes an acidic, compostey, well drained soil. Likes moisture, but