Trees We've Met Along The Way

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The White Knight
At just shy of 90 metres registered height, this is one of the last remaining examples of an ultra-sized white […]

Gothmog
This tree is marvelous – the largest stringybark Eucalyptus obliqua by wood volume and a remarkable specimen of a complex […]

Kermandie Queen
Announced in the local newspaper as possibly Australia’s largest tree, the Kermandie Queen is a fantastic specimen of a giant […]

Mallanimli
The central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh is home to the incredible palace compound of Orchha. This giant baobab tree […]

Nallur Spreading Banyan
In a grove filled with ancient tamarinds in the dry tropical interior of Karnataka State, this banyan tree is happily […]

Kabir Vad Banyan
A massive, spreading banyan tree, on a sand island in the Narmada River, said to be grown from the toothpick […]

The Great Banyan
If you are in Kolkata in the east of India, make sure to make the trip across the Hoohghly River […]

Damocles
At 92.9 metres registered height, this is the sixth tallest flowering plant on Earth and one of the very tallest […]

The Elephant Baobab
What a fantastic tree! In an area of ancient tombs and fantastic fortress constructions, this tree has been steadily growing […]

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