English: Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) were planted for landscaping in the Seattle area in the 20th Century. This redwood was planted on the grounds of Seabeck Conference Center (east side of the Olympic Peninsula), Washington, in 1948. The woman is Connie Barlow, who is just 4 years younger than the redwood, and she is pointing to a younger planting of redwoods into a Douglas-fir forest that had been logged. She posted a video of the redwoods and their offspring in a youtube video titled, Coast Redwoods Thrive and Multiply at Seabeck, WA 2019.
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