Softwood from any of several species of cypress, pine, or cedar having reddish wood.
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The sequoia, burnt to the very roots, cracked violently-ittoppled over-itfell!
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You'll also find stunning specimen trees like cedars, limes and giant sequoia.
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There in peace and plenty are the sequoia, the bamboo, and the deodar.
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Time to a sequoia is not the same as time to a man.
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Soon you're on your back; your head is resting on a sequoia root.
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The cotton even grew quite wild; and there was plenty of redwood.
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And the redwood is more beautiful even than the stone-pine of Italy.
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An oak may live three hundred years, a redwood tree three thousand.
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The redwood forests begin a mile or two back from the sea.
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ALVAREZ, ARTHUR C.: The strength of long seasoned Douglas fir and redwood.
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The coast redwood, also an evergreen, is the tallest tree on record.
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A hut stood there, made of sections of the redwood and pine.
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The redwood registration desk in the lobby had split down the middle.
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This afternoon, for instance, balancing on a redwood log across a ravine.
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That statement hit her as if a redwood had landed on her.
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Beyond this, on the edge of the lawn, was a redwood platform.
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In the woods there are huge redwood trees and other exotic conifers.
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Vines were first planted among these coastal redwood forests in the mid-19th Century.
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At that time, timber companies owned most of the redwood forest.
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Several species of redwood occur in central California, confined to a limited area.
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Tucked away off the main highway is a beautiful redwood valley.
