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Shade Grade: A
Absolutely stunning small tree for part shade - looks great and performs well in a pot.
Miss Grace Dwarf Dawn Redwood
This wonderful little tree gets oohs and ahs all year long, but especially in the spring as its chartreuse buds begin to emerge in a sparse fernlike pattern. The leaf pattern combined with the interesting branch structure gives a bonsai like feeling. It really is eye catching and a great centerpiece for your patio or deck. I suspect ours would be a little more full with more sun exposure, but the open growth is actually very attractive on this tree.
Nursery Tag
Scientific Name: Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Miss Grace' USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 Habit: Pendulous Fall Color: Orange Foliage Color: Green Mature Height: 10' Spread: 3' Size Class: Small Exposure: Full Sun Moisture Requirements: Moist
Gardener's Log
04/2016: Planted in cedar deck pot next to stairwell
01/2021: Repotted into much larger cedar planter.
08/2021: Moved to back yard, in the spot where old yuccas used to be, next to blue atlas cedar.
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