During the dry summer season, redwoods rely on the dense fog that is prevalent along the northern California coast to get their water. Since it rains a lot more

During the dry summer season, redwoods rely on the dense fog that is prevalent along the northern California coast to get their water. Since it rains a lot more in Florida, I would say that they wouldn't need to rely on the dew. That said, redwood roots are very shallow, and I don't think they'd withstand hurricanes that well.