Hoyt Arboretum, Portland, Oregon, USA
Hoyt Arboretum, Portland, Oregon, USA
Hoyt Arboretum, Portland, Oregon, USA
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Taxon
Sequoiadendron
giganteum
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Common name:
giant sequoia
Family:
Cupressaceae
Distribution:
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Habitat:
Montane coniferous forests along the western slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains (4500-8000 feet in elevation) in central California.
IUCN Red list:
Endangered
Hardiness:
Zone 6b -5 to 0 F
Life form:
Evergreen conifer
Usage:
Ornamental
Comments:
Giant sequoia, has the most massive size of any tree in the world. It is an erect, single-trunk (often buttressed at the base), needled evergreen conifer that is native to groves scattered through montane coniferous forests along the western slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains (4500-8000 feet in elevation) in central California. Trees generally feature attractive dark cinnamon-brown bark (with deep furrows and ridges), small, scale-like, appressed, blue green needles and fruiting cones to 2.5” long.
Best grown in moist, deep, loose, well-drained, sandy loams in full sun.
Links:
OSU Landscape Plants - Sequoiadendron giganteum
Locations
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1:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-172/1
2:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-173/1
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100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-174/1
4:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-175/1
5:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-176/1
6:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-177/1
7:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-178/1
8:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-179/1
9:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-181/1
10:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-183/1
11:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-184/1
12:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-185/1
13:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-186/1
14:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-187/1
15:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-188/1
16:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-189/1
17:
100 s, 700 e
(ST 100,700)
• Accession: 1933-190/1
18:
200 s, 600 e
(ST 200,600)
• Accession: 1933-293/1
19:
200 s, 600 e
(ST 200,600)
• Accession: 1933-294/1
20:
200 s, 600 e
(ST 200,600)
• Accession: 1933-295/1
Area
Individual