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Some research and trees grow 0.5" in diameter a year So to get a 6 foot diameter tree, it would have to be 144 years old Why do we never see 6 foot diameter trees (excluding the redwoods)

Some research and trees grow 0.5" in diameter a year

So to get a 6 foot diameter tree, it would have to be 144 years old

Why do we never see 6 foot diameter trees (excluding the redwoods)

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They are fairly common. I saw several in Ohio when I was a kid... I remember these.. 18 ft diameter..

https://www.metroparks.org/places-to-go/sugarcreek/

https://www.dayton.com/places/park/dayton-oldest-sisters-are-550-years-old/P5nypeTBMZNzbGnbcxQteM/

There are banyan trees, oaks, and cypress trees in Fl. WAY over 6 all over the place...