Bristlecone Pines are among the oldest living trees, with some specimens exceeding 5,000 years. They thrive in harsh, high-altitude environments with minimal water.
Ginkgo Biloba trees can live for over 1,000 years. Known for their fan-shaped leaves, they are highly resilient and adaptable to various urban environments.
Sago Palms are long-lived, with lifespans of up to 200 years. They are slow-growing and can adapt to various indoor and outdoor conditions.
Olive Trees can live for several centuries, with some reaching over 1,000 years. They thrive in Mediterranean climates and are valued for their fruit and oil.
Giant Sequoias are among the largest and longest-living trees, often exceeding 3,000 years. They grow in specific Californian forests and require specific conditions to thrive.
Agave plants can live up to 30 years before blooming once, then die. They are drought-tolerant and well-suited for arid environments.
Baobab trees, also known as "tree of life," can live for over 1,000 years. They are known for their massive trunks and resilience to drought.
Kauri Trees can live for over 2,500 years. Native to New Zealand, they are among the world's largest and oldest trees, thriving in specific forest conditions.