If you're trying to find out how big specific kinds get just read and compare descriptions of them. Keeping in mind that growth and development vary with site conditions, including regional climate.

Nah, I've already got species picked out (cypress and larch). I thought might be a fun thread for people to share. Tree planting is new and exciting to me so I was interested in what others have achieved.

The thing about trees is that from planting to maturity can encompass centuries of time. I've planted small trees in my yard seven years ago and they don't show a huge advancement in size to speak of, even less to brag about. So I'm not even going to try. :-)

In the meantime: Here's a post from last year that I found quite interesting.

True. That looks like a good post, thank you for sharing. I will check it out.

Others may keep better records than me and would love to post here so don't let me discourage you or others. Post away! :-)

Not sure I've ever seen a yew look like a spruce/fir.