Where can I see an albino redwood tree?

Forest ghosts among the redwoods Humboldt County is known for its redwoods. So how come some of them are white? There are roughly 50 or so known albino redwoods in existence. Six of them are in Humboldt Redwoods State Park . read more

An even rarer variation of this genetic mutation is the chimeric albino redwood, which has foliage that includes healthy green tissues as well as weaker albino tissues. What's remarkable about redwood chimeras is that they have two different sets of DNA, which is like having two different people living in one body. read more

Six phenotypes of albino redwood have been classified: white, bright yellow, cellular virescent green, pale green, mottled and nonchimeric variegated. Such mutants can be either basal (growing from a burl at the base of a tree) or aerial (branching off from a tree above the ground). read more

Albino Redwood Tree The instant that I heard that there was such a thing as albino redwood trees, I knew that I was going to have to try to find one to see it for myself. The problem is that finding them isn’t an easy thing to do. read more