Other common names include water fir and water larch.
Dawn redwood is a deciduous conifer, meaning it has "needles" instead of leaves, but the needles change color and are lost seasonally. Dawn redwood is a large, conical-shaped tree reaching 70 to 100 feet high. The fern-like feathery foliage emerges light green in spring, changing to dark green in summer, then a russet-brown in autumn. It grows best in large landscapes. Dawn redwoods prefer full sun with acidic and moist soil. Hardiness zones 4-8.
NOTE: Trees arrive in bundles of 25 seedlings that are approx. 12-18 inches tall. Trees are NOT full-sized upon pick-up. Photos show full-sized examples of the species.
ALL ORDERS MUST BE PICKED UP FROM THE RACINE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS IN APRIL 2027- NO ORDERS WILL BE SHIPPED TO YOU!
