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Bamboo Trees. Sri Lanka [Image]
A Corious Tree [Image]
Punta Arenas, Chile [Image]
1000+ year old tree on Greek island of Aegina [Image]
144-year-old wisteria in Japan, by tungnam.com.hk [Image]
Japanese Maple in Portland, Oregon, USA by falcor88 [Image]
This huge 125-year-oldold rhododendron is technically not a tree – most are considered to be shrubs. [Image] [Image]
By Ian Sane [Image]
Ipe, Brazil [Image]
Jacarandas in South Africa, by Elizabeth Kendall [Image]
The flamboyant tree, Madagascar. By Salete T Silva [Image]
Sikura tunnel, Okera, Japan [Image]
By Tom Schwabel [Image]
At 1,990 square meters (about half an acre), this huge wisteria is the largest of its kind in Japan. By Y-fu [Image]
Birch trees in snow [Image]
Parasite effect – Spiral tree at Coramba rainforest reserve, NSW, Australia. Photo by omnia on Flickr [Image]
Rainforest undergrowth. Tangled lianas (woody vines) covered in moss, Peru [Image] [Image]
Angel Oak Tree in Angel Oak Park on Johns Island, Southern Carolina [Image]
Strangler Fig Tree. Wrapping tendrils around the host tree.. By orenbrimer on Flickr [Image]
Quiver tree by Jason Webber on flickr [Image]
6 Sycamores were shaped, bent, and braided to form this tree [Image]
Baobob tree [Image]
California’s Sequoia national park. [Image]
Klamath, California [Image] [Image]
Tree of Tule, over 2000 years old [Image]
Silk floss tree, South America by alan_sailer on flickr [Image]
Trees on Slope Point, the southern tip of New Zealand, grow at an angle because they’re constantly buffeted by extreme antarctic winds. By Seabird [Image]
The dragonblood tree named because of its crimson red sap, used as a dye a violin varnish, an alchemical ingredient, and a folk remedy for various ailments. By Csilla Zelko) [Image]
rainbow eucalyptus, by jwilsonnorton [Image]
The grove of ‘candelabra’ redwoods, known as the Enchanted Forest, Shady Dell [Image]
In Denmark [Image] [Image]
by miladyellow on flickr [Image]
The Angel Oak in South Carolina stands 66.5 ft (20 m) tall and is estimated to be more than 1400 or 1500 years old. (By Daniela Duncan) [Image] [Image]
Abruzo, Italy by Vicenzo Mazza [Image]
The antarctic beech is native to Chile and Argentina, though this specimen is from the U.S.’ North Pacific region. By Drew Hopper [Image]
Wax palms in Salento, Colombia [Image]
White cedar [Image]
Tunnel of cherry blossoms, Bonn, Germany in April. Image by Adas Meliauskas [Image]
Oak trees, South Carolina by Lee Sosby [Image][Image][Image]
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2000 years old tree in South Africa known as tree of life (Baobab) [Image]
The oldest tree on earth, great basin bristle cone pine, Oldest trees, over 5000 years old, in California [Image]
General Sherman tree, Sequoia Redwood, the largest living single-stem tree and largest living organism on earth in California [Image] [Image] [Image] [Image]
Costa Rica [Image][Image][Image] [Image]
Jabuticaba, a Brazilian grape tree The fruit grows directly from the trunk and branches of the tree. [Image]
eucalyptus [Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image] [Image]
Coconut trees , Lombok, Bali, Indonesia [Image][Image][Image][Image] [Image]
Banyan tree [Image] [Image]
Toborochi tree [Image]
by Hengki Koentjoro via pinterest [Image]
Mossy Roots, Sintra, Portugal [Image]
Boabab, Also known as the tree of life [Image]
Cypress [Image][Image] [Image]
Cannonball tree, by Douglas Peebles Photography, Alamy, fruit grows directly on the trunk [Image] [Image]
Jennifer Long, Janus Photo Arts on Flickr [Image]
Olive tree [Image]
Madagascar’s ancient forest of baobab trees [Image]
Spanish moss [Image] [Image] [Image] [Image]
Jason Hehir photography [Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image] [Image]
By Patrick Dougherty, made from willows [Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image][Image] [Image]
Moss on oak trees [Image]Thanks to:  9Wows, and Dean. [Image]
Tule tree, S. Mexico