The statistics which describe the Redwood are truly amazing. These giants can live 2000 years, and could weigh upwards of 500 tons
Redwoods usually lose their lower limbs, producing a canopy over the forest.
The typical life span for a redwood tree is 500 to 700 years, although some trees live to be 2000 years old. The reason is mostly because of their super thick bark. The bark can be up to one foot thick, which also contains tannin, which protects redwood trees from fires, fungus, insects and diseases.
the redwood tree can be as tall as 300 feet. it doesnt have many branches, but if you can just hold onto it and climb up at 1 foot per 5 seconds, it would take you about 1500 seconds or 25 minutes.
Red woods grow at there own pace. because of there height they can grow to full height in 100 to 200 years time
Coast Redwoods are the oldest trees in the world and have been known to live to be over 100 years and older!
1,000 years :) :0
the giant redwood tree can grow to this hight.
None the biggest tree is the Giant Sequoia.
Redwoods in different areas have different adaptations. The most important adaptation for Redwood is its thick bark with deep grooves running vertically along the tree.
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the giant redwood tree can grow to this hight.
The redwood tree
No. Redwood trees are 386 feet tall upon germination, and no redwood tree smaller than this has ever existed.
1 cm The Coast Redwood Tree is the tallest tree in the world. In a year it can grow 2-3 ft in height. The tallest Redwood was measured at 370 feet.
the sequoia redwood grows in California, and there are several species found in various parts of the world, yet do not resemble the redwood you are thinking about.
how can a redwood grow so much bigger than a dandelion
California picked the redwood or Sequoia sempervirens in 1937 to be the state tree.
In New York,the redwood tree can grow the highest.It roots is so huge that it can grow 20 feets.
2- 3 days for a pear tree to grow.
Yes, how long?
normally a redwood tree lives up to 60 to 80 years