California State Tree

California Redwood

(Sequoia sempervirens)

The California Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens), the official state tree of California, stands as a magnificent testament to nature's grandeur. These towering giants, renowned as the tallest trees on Earth, can reach staggering heights of over 300 feet and have a lifespan that can extend for over two millennia. Their massive trunks, soaring canopies, and cinnamon-colored bark make them iconic fixtures of California's lush coastal forests. Revered for their remarkable adaptability and resilience, California Redwoods are not only cherished for their awe-inspiring beauty but also for their vital role in preserving the state's diverse ecosystems, promoting carbon sequestration, and serving as a living reminder of the enduring power of nature.