The dawn redwood, or Metasequoia, is dropping its leaves.
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Mmm... Delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis photo was actually taken about two years ago. I didn't quite sync it up with this year's leaf-drop situation: the day after I posted it I saw a dawn redwood completely covered in rusty leaves.
ReplyDeleteAnd I believe those are male cones hanging in the branches. They usually start getting this size in January or February.
Fail ;)
Roar! This is still the best tree ever!
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