A (Tiny) Giant Sequoia Tree - Gardenista
Imagine a giant sequoia tree in your backyard Aside from being way more majestic than the tree your next... ...door neighbor is growing it would suck up enormous amounts of carbon dioxide and could help prevent climate change “You have room,” says tree evangelist David Milarch, co founder of the Archangel Ancient Tree Archive. One difference between sequoias and redwoods is that sequoias thrive in nearly every climate in the world (except the two poles). A two- to four-year-old Live Giant Sequoia Tree is $24.95 from Plow & Hearth. For more about David Milarch’s quest to propagate the finest giant sequoias in the world, see “Saving the World’s Oldest Trees.” Milarch’s Michigan-based nonprofit group Archangel Ancient Tree Archive recently planted dozens of clones of the world’s largest trees on a foggy four-acre site in southern Oregon. Read about how they did it in “Saving the World’s Oldest Trees.” Finally, get more ideas on how to successfully plant, grow, and care for giant sequoia tree with our Giant Sequoia Tree: A Field Guide.