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Giant Redwood June 2019

Coast Redwood June 2019
Ingatestone Hall has been owned by the Petre family since it was built by William Petre in the 16th century. William was a lawyer from Devon who became Secretary of State to four Tudor monarchs. The Hall is set in 11 acres of grounds, which include a formal garden, and is open to the public at certain times.

Dawn Redwood June 2019

Tulip Tree June 2019
Adjacent to the Coast Redwood tree is this Tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) which was in flower at the time of the visit in June 2019.

Dawn Redwood, Giant Redwood and Coast Redwood September 2013

Coast Redwood September 2013

Giant Redwood September 2013

Coast Redwood September 2013

Coast Redwood September 2013
In 2013 the Coast Redwood had lost its leader for a second time but it will soon grow another.


Dawn Redwood, Giant Redwood and Coast Redwood August 2012
In 2012 a further two Dawn Redwood have been planted near the original within this set of specimen trees.


Coast Redwood 2007

Dawn Redwood 2007

Giant Redwood 2007
The Head Gardener, Alex, is seen in the above pictures next to young Redwood trees at Ingatestone Hall.

Ingatestone Hall did not have a Giant Redwood (Sequoiadendron giganteum) or a Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) before these were planted three years ago near the old well house. A Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia glyptostroboides) is also nearby.


Planting in August 2004

Common Names and Latin Name No. Latitude and Longitude OS National Grid Elevation
(above sea-level)
Height Girth Date Measured
WGS84 OSGB36
Giant Redwood
Sequoiadendron giganteum
1 N51.66177
E0.39190
N51.66127
E0.39355
TQ 65529 98596 199ft
(60.67m)
9.15m
2.14m
1.56m
0.77m
1.29m June 2019
August 2008
August 2006
June 2005
Coast Redwood
Sequoia sempervirens
2 N51.66207
E0.39223
N51.66157
E0.39388
TQ 65550 98630 142ft
(43.29m)
12.3m
--
1.5m
0.75m
1.5m June 2019
--
August 2006
June 2005
Dawn Redwood
Metasequoia glyptostrobodies
3 N51.66192
E0.39244
N51.66142
E0.39409
TQ 65565 98614 151ft
(46.04m)
9.05m
2.1m
1.05m
0.4m
0.5m June 2019
August 2008
August 2006
June 2005
4 N51.66209
E0.39242
N51.66159
E0.39407
TQ 65563 98632 107ft
(32.62m)
4.4m 0.22m June 2019
5 N51.66208
E0.39222
N51.66158
E0.39387
TQ 65550 98631 116ft
(35.37m)
4.4m 0.2m June 2019
Girth was measured at 1.5m from ground.

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