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Why can coast redwoods grow in central California and southern Oregon and not anywhere else?
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The climate is such that a redwood will grow there. Although these areas don't have the coastal fog that redwoods love, there is enough moisture that the tree needles need to grow well. Also, the winters are more mild than other winters. The ground doesn't freeze like in typical snow climates - so even though there is some winter snow, the tree roots aren't affected.
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