The 16 Most Beautiful Trees in the World
There are plenty of reasons to love trees: they help produce the
oxygen we breathe, they provide shelter from the sun on a hot day;
they’re the perfect home for many different kinds of animal. Here’s one
more reason: some of them look downright amazing.
We admit that some of these aren’t technically trees (the wisteria is a vine; the rhododendron is a bush, and the baobab is actually related to grass plants). But we couldn’t bear to leave them out of this list — they’re just so wonderful to look at.
We admit that some of these aren’t technically trees (the wisteria is a vine; the rhododendron is a bush, and the baobab is actually related to grass plants). But we couldn’t bear to leave them out of this list — they’re just so wonderful to look at.
A 125-year-old rhododendron, Canada
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A 144-year-old wisteria, Japan
Trees twisted by strong winds, New Zealand
A Japanese maple tree, Oregon, USA
A moss-covered southern beech tre
Cherry trees in bloom, Germany
The Angel Oak Tree, South Carolina
Delonix regia, Brazil
Dragon blood trees, Yemen
A tunnel formed from maple trees, Oregon, USA
Rainbow eucalyptus, Hawaii
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Jacaranda trees, South Africa
Oak Alley, South Carolina
Baobab trees, Madagascar
An alley of beech trees, Northern Ireland
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The third largest tree in the world (a giant sequoia), California
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