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California Redwood
● This tree is one of the tallest and oldest
trees on Earth. They can reach up to
380 feet.
● Before commercial logging and clearing
began in the 1850s, this massive tree
occurred naturally in an estimated
2,100,000 acres along the coast of
California.
● What is fascinating is that its lack of
resin makes it fire resistant. So if your
house is surrounded by trees, make
sure they are California Redwood trees.
Jeffrey Pine Tree
● Found in California, westernmost part of
Nevada, southwestern Oregon, and
northern Baja California.
● It is named in honor of its botanist
documenter John Jeffrey.
● Can reach from 82 to 131 feet tall.
● The scent of the tree can be described as
a reminiscent of vanilla, pineapple, apple,
and butterscotch.
● This scent can be sampled by breaking
off a shoot or some needles, or by
smelling the resin’s scent in between the
plates of the bark.
Ponderosa Pine Tree
● It is native to western United States and
Canada.
● They can grow up to 235 feet tall and 324
inches in circumference.
● In 1953, theses trees were used in a nuclear
test in which 145 trees were cut down by the
U.S. Forest Service and transported to Area 5
in Nevada to see what would happen to them
in a nuclear blast. They were partially burnt
and blown over.
● It is the official state tree of Montana.
Bornmueller’s Fir