Bright and unusual trees from around the world

• Bright and unusual trees from around the world

There are many reasons to love the trees: they convert carbon dioxide into oxygen, which we breathe, create a pleasant cool shade on a hot day, are home to animals. And another reason - this is how amazing some of them look.

Although not all of the plants listed below are trees (glycine - a vine, rhododendron - bush and baobab belongs to the grass family), we could not miss them simply because they are marvelous, majestic and beautiful.

The world's third-largest sequoia, California.

125-year-old rhododendron, Canada.

The silver wattle, Abkhazia.

144-year-old wisteria, Japan.

The curved wind trees, New Zealand.

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Japanese maple, Oregon.

covered with moss southern beech, Oregon.

Flowering Cherry, Germany.

Angelic Oak, South Carolina.

King delonix, Brazil.

dragon tree, Yemen.

Maple tunnel, Oregon.

Rainbow Eucalyptus, Hawaii.

Jacaranda, South Africa.

Oak Alley, South Carolina

Baobabs, Madagascar.

Beech Alley Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland.