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Originally Posted by DewDropInn
That would be the Sequoias. There are California redwood species that grow quite well without the fog drip that hydrates the Sequoias. There are a LOT of California redwood trees in non-foggy areas of Southern California.
Free botany lesson. Yay!
Of course I've no idea what kind of redwoods granpa is talking about. In fact I seldom have ANY idea what granpa is talking about. But he seems to enjoy his hobby so... rock on granpa.
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My mistake. I thought a redwood was a redwood.
Pretty neat that some types can survive off the coastal fog.