Redwood Trees Trio
Redwood Trees Trio
Redwood Trees Trio
Redwood Trees Trio
Coast Redwood Tree
Giant Redwood Tree
Dawn Redwood Tree
Redwood Trees Trio - Worden Park Leyland
Redwood Trees Trio - Worden Park Leyland

Redwood Trees Trio (P9)

All three trees

£54.63

Three magnificent redwood species from our specialist collection. Each pack contains a Giant Redwood, Coast Redwood, and Dawn Redwood. All are RHS Award of Garden Merit winners, creating an instant collection of future giants.

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Grown in Britain

From the UK’s only dedicated grower of redwood trees – three magnificent redwood species from our specialist collection.

Giant Redwood – Sequoiadendron giganteum – Known for its massive trunk and pyramidal shape. The soft, fibrous bark ranges from cinnamon to chocolate brown. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner.

Coast Redwood – Sequoia sempervirens – Celebrated for its tall, elegant form and flat, feathery dark green needles. Another prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit holder.

Dawn Redwood – Metasequoia glyptostroboides – A beautiful deciduous conifer with delicate, bright green foliage that turns bronze in autumn. Also holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit.
It’s important to know that the Dawn Redwoods are deciduous, dropping their leaves in late autumn and remaining bare until early spring. This makes them quite different from other redwoods, but offers a wonderful display through the year.

These three magnificent trees, each with their own unique characteristics, come from the UK’s largest redwood collection. While all reaching impressive heights in their native habitats, they remain manageable in garden settings. Young trees grow steadily at about 30-60cm each year.

All three species are fully hardy across Britain once mature, handling temperatures down to -15°C. However, young specimens benefit from winter protection in colder areas. Each has an fascinating history – the Dawn Redwood was thought extinct until its rediscovery in 1944, while the Giant and Coast Redwoods have been garden favorites since Victorian times.

They’re surprisingly easy to grow in our climate, thriving in most soil types with good drainage. Together, they create a stunning year-round display – the evergreen Giant and Coast Redwoods providing constant structure, while the Dawn Redwood adds seasonal interest with its changing colors.

1x Coast Redwood, approx 40-60cm tall (aka Californian Redwood)
1x Dawn Redwood, approx 40-60cm tall
1x Giant Redwood, approx 20cm tall (aka Wellingtonia)

All three supplied, well rooted in 9cm pots.

🇬🇧 All UK Grown

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Dawn Redwood – Metasequoia glyptostroboides Care Guide

The Dawn Redwood – Metasequoia glyptostroboides is a magnificent deciduous conifer that, despite its prehistoric origins, makes a stunning addition to UK gardens. Once thought extinct and known only through fossils, it was rediscovered in China in the 1940s. These fast-growing trees can reach impressive heights, potentially exceeding 20 metres in UK conditions, though they typically grow smaller in gardens. With their elegant pyramidal shape, feathery foliage that turns bronze in autumn, and distinctive fluted trunk, Dawn Redwoods offer year-round interest and are surprisingly adaptable to various garden conditions.

Soil Requirements
Dawn Redwoods require well-draining soil to prevent root rot and other water-related issues. They prefer slightly acidic to neutral soil (pH 5.5-7.0) and thrive in rich, loamy conditions with high organic matter content. Annual addition of compost or well-rotted manure helps maintain optimal soil quality and supports healthy growth.

Watering Guidelines
Young Trees (1-3 years) need consistent moisture to establish a strong root system. Water deeply once or twice weekly during the growing season, ensuring water reaches the root zone (45-60cm deep). Create a watering basin around the trunk to aid water penetration. Established trees are more drought-tolerant but benefit from deep watering during extended dry periods. Container-grown specimens require more frequent watering, as pots dry out faster than ground soil.

It’s important to note you cannot really over water a Dawn Redwood.

Seasonal Maintenance

Spring (March-May)
Apply a balanced, slow-release fertiliser to support new growth, and refresh the organic mulch layer, keeping it away from the trunk. Remove any winter damage and monitor for emerging pest issues.

Summer (June-August)
Maintain consistent soil moisture and perform any necessary light pruning for shape. Keep the base clear of grass and weeds, and watch for signs of drought stress, particularly during hot spells.

Autumn (September-November)
As the tree prepares for dormancy, reduce watering frequency. Clear fallen leaves to prevent pest harbourage and apply a fresh layer of mulch before winter sets in. This is also the last opportunity for any necessary pruning.

Winter (December-February)
While mature trees are generally hardy, young specimens may need protection from severe frost with horticultural fleece. Water only during dry, frost-free periods, and regularly check the tree’s structure while dormant.

Additional Care Notes
Dawn Redwoods are relatively low-maintenance once established, but proper care during the first few years is crucial for long-term success. They work well with shade-tolerant understory plants and can create striking vertical features in larger gardens. Regular monitoring for signs of stress, disease, or pest issues will help ensure the tree remains healthy and continues to thrive in your garden.

Remember that while these trees can grow quite large, they respond well to pruning and can be maintained at a more manageable size for smaller gardens. Their fast growth rate (potentially 50cm+ annually in good conditions) means they can quickly establish themselves as striking landscape features.

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