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emersonmanandnature · 2 years
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July 9, 2022
Redwood Creek Overlook
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rumade · 1 month
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Apparently, redwoods love our damp climate. Our back neighbours used to have one, but they cut it down. Not so suitable for suburban gardens...
Can any arborists weigh in on this and any effects they might have long term on the ecosystem? Unlike in California, our sequoia are spread out all over the country. It's very unlikely that these trees will be exposed to forest fires (actually maybe not with climate change doing what it does)
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petkittymeowmeow · 1 year
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Gardening Goals
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viridian-pickle · 1 month
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whereifindsanity · 4 months
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thomaswaynewolf · 5 months
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cainhowlett · 4 months
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Various ancient old growth redwoods from our watershed.
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salamanderpie · 1 year
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Under the Canopy
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thebroccolination · 2 months
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I’m renaming Until We Meet Again in honor of Fluke Natouch being thought to be tiny by everyone just because he’s surrounded by giant fucking redwood ents in that series.
From now on, it’s:
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alphagodith · 5 months
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coastal redwoods of northeastern california on left, compared to giant sequoias of central california on right. husband @tayohshadowind got some time off work so we finally got to knock visiting the tallest trees in the world off my bucket list :)
while the sequoias are technically wider and larger by volume, the redwoods are taller and still massively thick compared to other trees. personally i vastly preferred the redwood forest over the sequoias- the forest was denser, easier to hike through, less crowded, and the thicker canopy and lack of fences gave it a much more natural and magical feel, whereas the sequoia park was crowded and very commercialized, making it feel like a zoo rather than a forest.
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emersonmanandnature · 2 years
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August 6, 2022
California Dreaming
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the-w0nder-beards · 2 years
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htfphoto · 1 year
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henry cowell redwoods state park.
santa cruz, calif.
my instant gram.
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azvolrien · 19 days
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The botanical centrepiece of the hotel grounds is probably this giant redwood.
You know, I heard on the radio the other day that there are now actually more giant redwoods in the UK than in their native range? The ones we have here tend to be a bit less impressive, though, since the oldest have about a hundred and fifty years on them and some of the trees in their native California have seen more than a thousand. I'm not sure when this one was planted.
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tinylongwing · 2 years
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Check out my illustration in this month’s issue of The Wildlife Professional! This was done for an essay by Bob Wilkerson and Rodney Siegel which discusses the absolutely crucial role that giant sequoias play in the lives of wildlife - including providing nest sites for the endangered California Condor.
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cainhowlett · 4 months
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Scenes from one of the more intact old growth forests here.
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