New York

Update with Kurt Schneid trees in N. Boston New York.  This year the sequoia has grown at least 14" inches as of August 2017.  His girls weren't available for this image. They are all growing up nicely. Thank you Kurt 

A close up of the growth on Kurt's tree as of August 2017. 

Thanks to Kurt Schneid for the 2016 update of his giant sequoia tree in North Boston, New York. Kurt said the original main trunk died and a stem turned upward and took over as the main stem. See the photo below of his girls with the seedling in 2012.

Kurt Schneid had some help from his young girls planting their giant sequoia seedling. The seedling was planted in April 2012 in North Boston, New York. They will keep track of it's growth starting at 8".

June, 2012 - Planted a little Giant Sequoia (received from you), on Father's Day.

Image sent to us from Gary Kushner from Long Island, New York. Please see below for description of what this sequoia has been through.

Gary Kushner's giant sequoia in the spring of 2013 after surviving Hurricane Sandy.

"I have an interesting chronology to share with you and your customers.
-June, 2012 planted a little Giant Sequoia (received from you), on Father's Day. Neighbors, without a clue of what it was, (and still haven't told them), thought the little tree a bit out of place on a block with such mature, fully grown trees and landscaping.
-End of October, 2012:  Hurricane Sandy swept along the east coast, devastating homes, property, and landscaping. We had a foot of salt water in our home, and the most of the landscape was wrecked. I went out the next day and washed away as much salt I could off the Sequoia...then flooded it with fresh water for a few hours
-Spring, 2013: The little Sequoia was almost all brown like all the other dead evergreens around me. A couple of branches showed a faint bit of green life on them. I pruned away all the dead branches...which left the tree looking like a bare, brown stick standing up from the ground. Then, I used a 20-20-20 liquid fertilizer on it every few weeks.
-August, 2013:  As you can see by today's photo, the tree is 58 inches high and growing at a breathtaking clip! It's nearly five feet tall! This little giant tree took on the challenge of a giant storm, survived, and is now racing toward the sky".

Thanks to Gary Kushner for this interesting timeline of his sequoia.

"Thanks for your help monitoring the growth of the Giant Sequoia you sent us in 2012. It was planted on Father's Day of that year in memory of my dad. Its growth has been incredible, actually accelerating this year! Your Sequoia trees are beautiful and a thrill to watch them grow so fast!" 

This image was sent to us on September 18th, 2015 from Gary Kushner updating us on how well his giant sequoia is doing.