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NPR News: 10-08-2024 3AM EDT
Shea Stevens
Nina Totenberg reporting. This is NPR. A Michigan nonprofit is planting giant sequoia trees in a Detroit neighborhood. Arboretum Detroit says it's already planted 20 seedlings, which could grow to become 60 to 80 feet tall in about 25 years. Giant sequoias are the world's largest trees. They are naturally recurring, found in central California, Sierra Nevada.
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