Sequoiadendron giganteum 'Glaucum' Flower then warming again to golden

then warming again to golden tones through the autumn

shifting to green as they mature

Prune twice a year to maintain a crisp shape

with the first flush appearing with the emerging leaves in May or June when danger of night frost has passed

Sequoiadendron giganteum 'Glaucum' Flower then warming again to goldenThis bluish grey cultivar is similar to the species however it is more conical and doesn't grow as tall. But it does require space as it can reach 40m. When young, the tree is dense and narrow pyramidal with slightly ascending branches. With age the crown will broaden to around 8m. The reddish brown, fibrous bark is thick and deeply grooved. H6