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Coast Redwood

Sequoia sempervirens: red-brown bark is tough, fibrous, and deeply furrowed. Spreading branchlets bear flattened leaves in two ranks, with two white bands beneath.

Sequoia sempervirens · Evergreen conifer

Profile

Botanical name
Sequoia sempervirens
Bark
Red-brown bark is tough, fibrous, and deeply furrowed.
Foliage
Spreading branchlets bear flattened leaves in two ranks, with two white bands beneath.

Source: Sequoia sempervirens (Coast Redwood) description — The Gymnosperm Database ↗ — Botanical species account: bark, foliage, cones and taxonomic description. Supports the profile traits here, not landscape irrigation thresholds or pest diagnoses.

Species-level botanical evidence only; no cultivar-specific performance or landscape irrigation/pest validation.

Water & soil context

Moisture (VWC)
No species-specific volumetric water-content target established by this source.
Salinity tolerance
Not established by this source.
Drought tolerance
No landscape drought-tolerance rating established by this source.

A botanical species account is not an irrigation prescription; obtain site-specific guidance before assigning watering intervals or sensor thresholds.

Problems to watch

    No species-specific list verified in the cited references. This does not mean absence of pests or stress; investigate changes with a qualified specialist.

    Stress signs

      No species-specific list verified in the cited references. This does not mean absence of pests or stress; investigate changes with a qualified specialist.

      Where you'll find it

      • Campuses
      • Parks
      • Commercial properties

      Sources & scope

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      Published botanical and soil references are distinct from GroundWorx product guidance. Moisture thresholds and monitoring depths require site calibration; sources do not establish product performance or diagnose stress.