Dawn redwood

And it's, it's, it's just a constant dopamine drip looking at this stuff, but it's looking at plants in the context through which they evolved.

And it took me a while after I got into plants to realize that, like I was trying to grow Dawn Redwoods in Oakland and, Don Redwood's from a place that gets, you know, humidity and summer rain.

And I'm trying to grow that in a spot where it's, you know, dry summers for six months with no humidity.

And it was like, oh, well, Don Redwood's aren't going to do well in Oakland.

It's hard to get the scale of it now because it's grown so big.

Uh, but it's the, uh, Meta Sequoia, uh, Amber glow, which is a Dawn Redwood and, uh, just one of my favorite trees in my yard.

We've got those for sale and we've got tons of other stuff.

Things that you probably won't find in other places because I'm always seeking out the best stuff that works in the landscape, not just something new and fresh that that's not going to work.

Well, I have, I have one called Hoss's Halo that has been on the market for a few years now.

Uh, similar to the species except larger in all ways probably, and I have that growing under those medis- mature Metasequoias again.

I say mature.

They've been in 20-plus years, and they came in three per semi, so they got a little bit of size to them.