A pair of young giant sequoia trees have been planted in Hobart's St David's Park to replace two that were removed in April after vandalism, fire and other factors led to their decline.
Giant sequoias return to Hobart's St David's Park in centenary celebrations
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ABC News AU - NationalBy Sophie JaggersEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A pair of young giant sequoia trees have been planted in Hobart's St David's Park to replace two that were removed in April after vandalism, fire and other factors led to their decline.
Key Takeaways
- Giant sequoias return to Hobart's St David's Park in centenary celebrations.
- A pair of young giant sequoia trees have been planted in Hobart's St David's Park to replace two that were removed in April after vandalism, fire and other factors led to their decline.
- A pair of young giant sequoia trees have been planted in Hobart's St David's Park to replace two that were removed in April after vandalism, fire and other factors led to their decline.
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