Sequoias are the largest creatures on earth, almost the elderst (up to 2,200 years old).
Me, Judith Pialek from Payerbach in Lower Austria, I am a member of Europe's largest sequoia Club
( www.projekt-mammutbaum.de ).
Together with many friends we have bought, located in Germany, the 3,5 hectares of the
SEQUOIA FARM Kaldenkirchen-NETTETAL
for the further preservation and revitalization.
For this purpose, a separate organization was founded, namely the Sequoia Farm e.V., I am a member there also.
This facility is Europe's biggest private arboretum, a botanical garden with valuable plants from around the world and over 100 redwood trees (redwoods).
The care and maintenance work carried out by our members, free not only work, but also a lot of money.
Because of the distance I can not take part in the care measures, so I'm trying in this way to support my club. I have made in manual work more than 100 Redwood-Wood-jewelry and -sculptures by myselve and gave it to my club to sell them for donations available. Also 2 tree sponsorships we have taken over, my son and me.
I ask YOU sincerely to support us with a small (like even larger) donation.
I invite you to take a look at this Internet project to recognize the uniqueness and be with us for the preservation of this historic herb garden. Take a look on to the video!
Or you want to become a supporting member and / or take on a tree sponsorship? You then appear as a sponsor on with your name on a sign at the tree, you support. The cost is depending on tree 30 to about 150 euros per year, depends on the size of the tree, but the cost does not increase thereby to the further growth of the tree, this will remain the same.
Membership: Annual Fee for legal entities (companies, associations) € 100, -
Family membership per year € 50, -
Individual membership per year € 30, -
Trainees and students € 15, - per year
If you want to support us, PLEASE, go online at www.sequoiafarm.de because you can find all the info.
With grateful regards, Judith Pialek
My website on sequoia, look at: www.mammutbaum.at , there's lots of info on the subject in general and on the trees here in my area.