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Growing Heights: Red Fir and Monterey Pine Project

Join The Boy Scouts in planting a red fir and Monterey pine to commemorate their camping spot in 1993. Calculate the years it will take for the trees to reach the same height based on their growth rates. Have fun learning about tree growth rates!

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Growing Heights: Red Fir and Monterey Pine Project

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  1. Plant A Tree The Boy Scouts planted a red fir and a Monterey pine to mark their 1993 camping spot. The red fir was 26 inches tall and the Monterey pine was 8 inches tall. If the rate of growth for the red fir is 20 inches per year, and the rate of growth for the Monterey pine is 2 feet per year, in how many years will the trees be the same height?

  2. Plant a Tree Height of Tree (inches) # of years

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