Sequoiadendron giganteum 'Pete's Weeping' Web Specials

Sequoiadendron giganteum 'Pete's Weeping' Web SpecialsA newer slow growing, columnar form of the giant redwood. The tree develops drooping branches with foliage that has intense green scales. We are not sure where this cultivar originated, but have found some information in France. Mature height 15 ft tall, but only 3 ft wide. The foliage is jade green.

Easily recognized by those new to hydrangeas

with John & Bobs

but will continue growing up to 12 ft tall

and cover the plant in early spring

England and named after his house

'Adcock's Dwarf' will be among these smaller varieties

Also known as the red osier dogwood

under director Eric Walther

We love the color shift from green to a bright chartreuse towards the tips

As it grows

and a must to any serious conifer collector's garden

'Amber Touch' x R