They are amazing, majestic and beautiful.
There are many reasons to love trees: they convert carbon dioxide into oxygen that we breathe, creating a pleasant shady coolness on a hot day, are home to animals.
Another reason is how amazing some of them look.
Although not all of the following plants are trees (the Wisteria is a vine, rhododendron — Bush and baobab belongs to the family of cereal), we couldn’t skip them just because they are amazing, majestic and beautiful.
The world’s third largest Sequoia, California.
125 year old rhododendron in Canada.
Silver acacia, Abkhazia.
144 year old Wisteria, Japan.
Curved wind-blown trees, New Zealand.
Japanese maple, Oregon.
Moss-covered southern beech, Oregon.
Blooming cherry trees, Germany.
Angel oak, South Carolina.
Royal delonix, Brazil.
Dragon tree, Yemen.
Maple tunnel, Oregon.
Rainbow eucalyptus, Hawaii.
Jacaranda, South Africa.
Oak alley, South Carolina
The Baobabs, Madagascar.
Beech Avenue Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland.
