Canada's Rhododendron Tree
This 125-year-old giant, although immense, is technically classified as a shrub, not a tree.
Japan's 144-Year-Old Wisteria
A colossal wisteria, spreading across an area equal to about half an acre (1,990 square meters), proudly holds the title of Japan's largest.
New Zealand's Windswept Trees
Nestled at the southern tip of New Zealand on Slope Point, these unique trees are artistically shaped by relentless Antarctic winds, making them a sight to behold.
Portland's Beautiful Japanese Maple
The Momiji Maple Tree, a symbol of beauty within the Portland Japanese Garden, graces Portland, Oregon, with its enchanting presence.
Oregon's Antarctic Beech in Hanging Moss
Originally hailing from Chile and Argentina, this Antarctic beech now thrives in the lush North Pacific region of the United States, adorned with picturesque hanging moss.
Germany's Blooming Cherry Trees
In April, a captivating tunnel of cherry blossoms comes to life in Bonn, Germany, enchanting all who witness it.
South Carolina's Angel Oak
Standing tall at about 66.5 feet (approximately 20 meters), the legendary Angel Oak is estimated to be more than 1400 to 1500 years old.
Brazil's Flamboyant Tree
Although native to Madagascar, the vibrant flamboyant tree flourishes in tropical regions worldwide, gracing them with its fiery blossoms.
Yemen's Dragonblood Tree
Renowned for their crimson sap used as dye, violin varnish, and traditional remedies, these trees earned their striking name due to their extraordinary attributes.