Family: Marsh Cypresses Planted around 1900 Other names: Chinese redwood, metasequoia, water fir Home country: China Primeval sequoias are considered living fossils; they once formed large forests during the Cretaceous period. For a long time botanists thought that the primeval sequoia was extinct until it was rediscovered in 1941 in a Chinese mountain region. Primeval sequoias are deciduous, the needles fall off in autumn. Growth height up to 35 meters Popular in parks and gardens of the warm humid climate.
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