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There are only approximately 80,000 giant sequoias left in their nato range habitat native, in the United Kingdom we have approximately 400,000 giant sequoias planted here. I plan to make that 400,002 Giants Sequoias quite soon. I see it as a backup population for the native population up in the hills of California.

How do you know its diameter, surely, you can only measure its circumference?

They say Keith Richards was in kindergarten when that thing was planted

What a gorgeous tree.

I was surprised to find one in France at one of the château in the louré valley.

Phenomenal! How do you think these would go in a subtropical climate? I live near Brisbane, Australia, and I have 3 (so far) Coast Redwoods going great, but they are much more suited to my climate than the Giants. We get around 36in of rain annually, the majority of which is in summer, with highs around 80-90F in summer and lows hovering around freezing in winter, with usually only a handful of hard frosts. I have a few acres and I'm creating a forest near a creek, to trap moisture and keep summer temps down in that area. I have English and Pin Oaks, Swamp Cypress, Maple, and a few Coast Redwoods so far. I really want to add some Giant Redwoods but I feel our summers are too warm and humid (think far SE USA). There are some growing only 20 minutes away from me, but they are 1,500ft higher up than where I am with cooler temps and higher rain year round!

Theres one in central Georgia, but it’s not nearly as big. I think it’s only about a 100yrs old also.

Pre Ice Age it's possible that was in it's native range. They were all over North America.

beautiful! my redwood seeds are in the mail, going to plant them here in Croatia

wow

They have not updated their website or any of these videos in a few years. I wonder if any new discoveries have been made since its 2024 and they are talking about 2020 at the latest. I am so curious if they truly found a giant with more wood volume than general sherman. Hailstorm is listed as the largest coast redwood, but it's only the 4th largest tree being exceeded by General sherman, general grant, and president tree still.

That carbon was a surprise at the end!

came here from Twelve Trees by Daniel Lewis

Plant more in your area so they can spread and increase their range!

Soil compaction and its detrimental effects is not in dispute.

Is there any photos of the largest redwood ever found ?

43 ft high is surprising. I have lost depth perception, and it is so dark in there, I would have guessed 25 to 30.

I want one ! How old is this tree?

what a wonderful tree, thanks for sharing

I’m planting 3 of them next month on my land. It’s great that you remeasure the tree each year and have found that it is still growing at a rate of one foot a year👍

the pointed top means it's still kgrowing!

If I had the land with that tree I would make the best treehouse ever, like a mini elvish Tower.

Does this tree produce seedlings? We've got some sequoias on the Oregon State University campus in Corvallis, but they don't produce seedlings here.

Spectacular! Thanks!

There is one in the New Forest in southern England that was planted during the reign of Queen Victoria.

Friggin huge for a planted tree!! Great if Mario!

Parts of Southern Oregon are indeed native range for Sequoiadendron and the range is currently moving north through Oregon!

nice music to go with the beauty of the tree

Thank you for protecting this precious tree! I would love 💗 to see it in person and if I ever had the opportunity, I would know exactly how to not harm the plants around it and also get a great photograph 😊!!! Thanks for your video!

Nice! I am growing some i Europa too !

I'm really pissed. Why has it taken so long to find your vids? The first and only time I have ever seen the Redwoods was 20 years ago. Since that day I have been completely fascinated with them. I would take time at least 5 or 6 times a year to search the internet for info with no avail. Thank you so much for the time and knowledge you share about these magnificent beings. I only hope that I can one day witness their beauty again.

Great! WHY DON"T YOU JUST GO AHEAD AND LET A BIGFOOT GO TOO? You're absolutely crazy!

Thank you for posting this

look at those cones! very healthy tree

What’s the song name

These trees are absolutely amazing! However I see ZERO reason to downplay Giant Sequoia. First off, the largest Giant Sequoia are no longer standing (Father of the Forest and Mother of the Forest were bigger than General Sherman). Secondly, Sierra Redwood reach 3200+ years in age. That is IMPRESSIVE. And Sierra Redwood have reached 316 feet in height so while not the tallest, it's nothing to sneeze at!

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Did you see the video I made making the genus distinction between the coast redwoods and mountain redwoods? I thought I did a good job :)

This tree is completely enormous. This video inspires me a lot, both the sequoia and sequoiadendron are phenomenal trees and I hope to see many from both species thrive. It's funny how they are so often mixed up even though they are different genus. I'm guessing because they are both gigantic!!! Did you know there are written journals of eucalyptus Australia (Victoria, NSW and Tasmania) that had several eucalyptus species with ancient old growth that was said to rival that of both the coast redwood and giant sequoia??! Sometimes, they would chop them down just to record measurements (if it was impossible to take the timber with them).... So sad and destructive. I've seen some of the old growth eucalyptus, some only 400-700 years old, and they are close in size to the coast redwood. Add on another few thousand years and I could certainly see how they could be as big. Where they grow, it's so wet, moist, nutrient rich and protected, it feels very similar to the Coast redwood habitat in Northern Cali and Oregon. Even if the eucalyptus didn't grow quite as big, the mind can't help but wonder about the many ancient groves that would be standing today if things went a little differently. I'm an Aussie that lives in Canada, so I have been lucky enough to see lots of old growth and it has been one of the most impactful things on my life. I encourage anyone who hasn't to do it. It will change your perspective on many things.

I have a few of them in pots but have yet to see one like that, wish I could.

very nice specimen indeed.

Beautiful tree.

I'm not sure I understand the point of being derogatory toward giant sequoias by calling them sino's, or whatever. They both share the same lineage and are linked through the subfamily sequoioideae. Sure, technically giant sequoias lineage is the genus sequoiadendron whereas coast redwoods are linked to genus sequoia, but if you zoom out just one more click you're talking about two plants that aren't that far apart. Giant sequoias are bigger, get over it. They're both awesome species, celebrate them.

Very informative video thanks, Mario. I planted 2 sempervirens in Istanbul in 1997. They are now 45 ft tall.

There were old growth stumps in my backyard that I put a hotub on. Absolutely massive. Sad they all got logged.

Waooo

Wonderful, plant a few more

Maybe it was a seed that blew further north

Isn’t southern Oregon in their range tho?

Tree seems to enjoy it's adoption into its present location away from others of its kind ... its thriving well ... thank you for sharing ... the giant trees are so majestic ... enjoy it while you can ...