Little Hallingbury Place (Essex)

Another of those rare finds - a young Wellingtonia. This lovely little tree looks as though it is probably only around ten years old, and has the neat broad conical shape typical of juveniles of its kind. It is situated in the lawn of a large private house, with a good amount of space, so it likely it will grow to become a worthy specimen. Close by is a fine, mature Cedar, and as you will see from the picture it is dwarfed by the Cedar at the moment. Given time, however, there is little doubt that the Wellingtonia will see out the Cedar in both size and longevity.

Common Names and Latin Name	Latitude and Longitude		OS National Grid	Elevation (above sea-level)	Height	Date Measured
	WGS84	OSGB36
Giant Redwood, Wellingtonia Sequoiadendron giganteum	N51.83557 E0.18138	N51.83509 E0.18304	TL 50394 17467	228ft (69.51m)	5m	April 2007