The Life Cycle of a Coastal Redwood in Arid Southern California.
The Carbon Canyon Redwood Grove was planted in 1975 with seedlings donated by a bank. Today, 241 redwoods have survived the arid climate, though they will never reach the size of the redwoods living in the northern coastal climate. Earlier in the 20th century, the Carbon Canyon area was part of a booming oil production industry.
The Redwood Grove, planted 1975.

A giant tree that produces a very small seed cone. The soil here will not support growth from seeds.
Root burl from which seedlings grow.
Redwood seedlings
Walking path through grove.
Redwood bark on 48 year old tree.
The topography adjacent to the grove.
Against the harshness of climate and humans, these giants are doing great I say 🙂
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