Posted by WaltDavies on October 02, 2009 at 08:46:09 from (67.142.165.30):
In Reply to: RED WOOD FOREST posted by go zeke on October 02, 2009 at 06:08:22:
You can plant them in other places there are lots of Redwood trees around the country where they have been planted. You can buy a Redwood burl at the different stores in the Redwood country and then after they get growing good you plant them in the yard but not to close to the house as they are fast growers. A little known thing about redwoods is that when you cut one down it sprouts all around the old stump and one to a dozen or more trees come up from it. I have two Giant Sequoias that I planted on my place here in Oregon I hope to be around when they are full grown. I tell people that I am going to put my mausoleum right between them it should be safe there for many years as the trees slowly grow around it. Walt
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