Some redwoods can grow over 300 feet tall from "summary" of The Wild Trees by Richard Preston
The redwoods of California are some of the tallest trees on Earth. They can reach staggering heights that seem to defy gravity. Some redwoods can grow taller than the Statue of Liberty, standing over 300 feet tall. These trees are true giants of the forest, towering over all other plants in their vicinity. The sheer size of these redwoods is awe-inspiring. Standing at the base of one of these giants, it's hard not to feel small and insignificant in comparison. Their massive trunks seem to stretch endlessly towards the sky, their branches reaching out like fingers trying to touch the heavens. It's a humbling experience to be in the presence of such majestic beings. But how do these redwoods grow to be so tall? It's a combin...
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