Secuoya roja en Parc de la Sauvagerie, Varennes-sur-Seine, Francia

I ment 'showed'.

Sorry Conifers and Mike

I made a mistake. Sorry of my arrogant answer to conifers. I've changed it now. I'm not so good in species, but a little more studie swohed me that I was wrong.

Greets and thanks, Han

Hi Han,

sorry, but Conifers is right. No doubt for me also, at full resolution.

Even a highly suffering S. g. wouldn’t have this tiny branches, especially the lower ones.

Respect for your work here anyway!

Mike

The more I look at this photo, the more convinced I am that it is Sequoia sempervirens; the flat lower crown shoots are visible in the full resolution, and the branch structure is also typical Sequoia sempervirens, not at all like Sequoiadendron giganteum.

Hi Conifers

No, it's a seqoiadendron giganteum.

Greetings Han

Surely this is Sequoia sempervirens? Any close-up pics?