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I have seen them in Germany as well as Australia. There is one here in Austin at the botanical gardens but it is only 5 yrs old. I have a nickle that says it won't do too well with our hot dry summers and very basic soils :(

Sorry, I didn't want to lead anyone to think I was talking of T.distichum or T. Mucronatum. It was rather a note of the family, Taxodiaceae(which includes Metasequoia) rather than the genus. ;)

ahhh sweet Taxodium. It is a very interesting tree, not discovered by round eyes until the 1940's.