Sequoia sempervirens 'Prostata’ Dwarf Coastal Redwood Collection_Area 51 This is where this tree

This is where this tree gets its name which translates as “crescent moon”

'Bonanza' develops a tasty fruit that is said to be a "secret" ingredient to the best peach cobbler

Hirose who wrote the Variegated Plants Volumes 1-3

'Franky Boy' has yellow-green thread-like foliage in the spring and summer

but it does develop lateral spreading branches that makes this European Hornbeam wider than tall

Sequoia sempervirens 'Prostata’ Dwarf Coastal Redwood Collection_Area 51 This is where this treeSequoia sempervirens 'Prostrata' Dwarf Coastal Redwood Zones 7 9 'Prostrata' is a slow low growing coastal redwood with an interesting spreading shape. 'Prostrata' may reach 2 3 ft in height by 4 5 ft in width in 10 years. The blue green needles and interesting shape make this quite an interesting tree for the landscape or garden. Limited Quantities Available !! As we have a large selection cultivars of Dawn Redwoods we often do not have many of each