We get around 30-40 inches. Officially the average is 36" but the last two years its been closer to 40.
Oak (red, white, swamp, etc), Hickory, Maple, Elm (doesn't get very big before the blight gets it),
Black locust,
Honey locust, Osage orange, Poplar(cottonwood), Walnut, the occasional Cherry, rarely we might even find an
ash tree.
By and large the cedars around here are more of a scrub tree. The soil conditions aren't right for them to grow tall and straight. They're usually pretty squat and fat little
trees unless they were planted as a windbreak years before. But since they have absolutely no value locally, they're not terribly hard to find and you can have them for the taking. Usually the stipulation is that you have to take more than you want...
