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The Giant Sequoia is known as the widest, but not the tallest, of all trees. That distinction belongs to the California Redwood, which is a related tree. Sequoias can grow wel â¦ l over 200 feet tall, with the tallest approaching 280 feet.
Rate of Growth. Coast redwoods may put on six, eight or even more feet of height in a single season whereas the giant sequoia is more likely to grow about two feet in height per year throughout its first fifty to one hundred years.n the other hand, the massive trunk of the giant sequoia continues to grow-increasing its overall volume-at a rate far surpassing that of any other tree. Growth rings one half inch in thickness are common in young giant sequoias under optimal conditions. This amounts to an increase of one inch of diameter per year.