TOP 15 STUNNING and BEAUTIFUL Trees

Stunning and beautiful types of trees in all sorts of shapes and sizes. I hope everyone enjoys today's post! Let us know in the comments some topics you'd like us to cove next week.
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[@rrn7769]

Live in big city but created two acre tree garden. It is now over sixteen years old. Trees are quite toll. Give me shade in summer. Greatest thing I did in my life.

[@LillyMelody01]

I love trees just looking at them I feel happy inside.

[@Hollz87]

I know the Creator who made these trees and he wants to know you!! Isnt that amazing see Jesus died on the cross for your sins he became sin so you would be forgiven!! We have all sinned but it we repent of our sins and ask Jesus who is the son of God into our hearts your forgiven. He actually says he throws away your sins into a sea of forgetfulness isnt that amazing!! He is returning soon and he wants to take you with him but most of all he wants to have a relationship with you so just say this Jesus i am a sinner wash me in your blood forgive me of my sins set me free and encounter me!! Jesus is calling you today please answer he loves you so very much

[@marlenaforbes-reidy9876]

Preserve the Planet and that will preserve these beautiful Trees 🌲 🌴🌳🌵🌾🐉

[@wip1664]

It is late for preservation/conservation. But life goes on still, so we must live and therefore try to do the logical and sensible things.

[@marlenaforbes-reidy9876]

@@wip1664 Where there’s life there’s hope, it’s never too late to replace and restore the planet. Be optimistic, be positive.

[@1pearblossom]

I agree 100%

[@selenablack3141]

Cannonball tree love it beautiful flowers 💐😍

[@kathysemrau2301]

Such lovely plants to look at.🌸🌸🌸🌸💐🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@faithnaidoo7647]

I love Trees,flowers and fruit are a huge bonus.

[@shantanunath6672]

While talking about Banyan tree... one of the largest Banyan tree in India is with canopy of 4.33 acres.

[@koriw1701]

😲😲😲

[@blessings2you435]

WOW!! IT MUST BE INCREDIBLE TO SEE AND WALK THROUGH!!

[@shobha2984]

Flame boy tree - gulmohar

[@AGDinCA]

Personally, I am a sucker for Weeping Willlow trees. They are so elegant and majestic.

[@AmazingWorld-yy6dn]

True❤🥰

[@kachi2782]

Here in Japan we tend to avoid them. They are considered to attract ghosts and evil spirits so you hardly ever find them, except in the wild、Shinto and Buddhist temples, cemeteries. or by rivers where there are said to contain the souls of those who drowned. If you own a house in Japan and decide to sell it, the first thing the real estate agent will do if there is a willow tree, will be to cut it off and remove the roots as nobody will buy a house with a weeping willow in the garden.

[@tanker965]

Yes, they well weep. They can grow up to 10 feet per year which is about 1 foot per month, can grow in any environment, pretty hardy. And only lives to about 30 years

[@babyfry4775]

I’ve seen the Redwoods and Sequoias. They are absolutely stunning trees. It’s amazing how God created such incredible trees. We need to take care of them. Would love to see all these trees. That oak tree looks amazing.

[@janetannerevans2320]

too bad this video couldn't convey the incredible smell of the redwoods and sequoias.

[@wip1664]

@@janetannerevans2320 but at least we now have well made videos so we can all see. Not everyone can afford to travel.

[@humeruslady1730]

My favorite trees are the aspen tree, ponderosa pine, cherry blossom, bonsai, and Japanese maple. Though aspen is my favorite. So many good trees

[@karimmoorad4128]

Flamboyants are beautiful. Make a road of them plus Jacarandas and you got yourself a beautiful Sunday afternoon drive

[@miteamatsheka5655]

Pretoria and johnnesburg are a sight to see in spring when the Jacaranda is in bloom.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Australia has fantastic jacaranda trees

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼

[@Hollz87]

I just felt lead to tell you Jesus loves you very much I hope your day is filled with peace love and happiness may the Lord bless you this day!!

[@myrtletree8778]

I found that golden/yellow tree at the start which looked like its exploring was truly stunning.

[@youniahawel8608]

Amazing creations by awesome God

[@1pearblossom]

100% I agree!

[@shireenedoo4030]

Have you guy seen our poui trees in the Caribbean it's spectacular it blooms between March and May .. you should see it

[@pchannel3933]

ในใจใน

[@livenandlove1980]

I live in an area with many Redwood trees. No matter how many times I see them, I am always in awe.

[@alohatvj]

Very beautiful trees 🌳😍

[@neliamesias626]

How nice so much the color of the trees

[@BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Top Fives..!! 14:55 Wow, the Baobab trees look magnificent..!!

[@patty4709]

So beautiful. I love all trees. It’s home to our beautiful birds

[@Highheels4ever]

Awesome trees and the colors are breathtaking. Love them all. ♥️♥️♥️♥️👍👍🙌🙌👌👌

[@mountainman3196]

The Crepe Myrtle trees should of been on this list. They are beautiful.

[@rachelcross27]

Beautiful trees! the silk floss ( ceiba speciosa) & the red silk cotton tree (bombax ceiba) are beautiful too. I think they’re up there as some of the prettier trees. I read the “floss” from the fruits of the tree were used for stuffing & they are beautiful. The pink silk floss & the African Pom Pom tree “Dias cotinifolia,” are some of my favs not mentioned on here. Also the honk Kong orchid tree (bauhinia) are also very beautiful. I favor the white ‘bauhinia variegata Alba’ which’s more cold tolerant. Now that I moved to an area that gets a lil’ frost. I miss the jacaranda & orchid trees back in my hometown of St.Petersburg, fla. I used to pick purple “orchids” off the neighbors tree & break stems off my mawmaws jacarandas. Now that I’m older, she prob cringed @ me doing this to her tree.

[@Bright-It]

I agree 100%. I grew up in a house located in a boulevard with Silk floss and others. I miss so much my childhood place.

[@rachelcross27]

@@Bright-It “Top tropicals,” here in Florida sells silk floss trees. They have the red cotton, pink & the rarer pale yellow varieties. I read, they ship out of state. A little pricey but worth it for the size & health of their trees (in my opinion.) They also sell seed. Not sure if ur in an area where they’ll grow but they have beautiful & rarer trees & tropicals. I drove past a huge red silk cotton tree in full bloom the other day. I stopped & picked some flowers off the ground. The African Pom Pom tree ( Dias Cotinifolia) is another I’m obsessed with. I purchased seed off a guy in India. It’s a smaller tree but stunning & harder to find.

[@carolynhoffmann3489]

Love trees! Especially, oaks, Pal Verdes and olive

[@christineMaccallum-uo3qx]

So awesome and beautiful view 😍😍😍 and colorful flowers ❤

[@Merrickbri]

The Jacarandas are my favorite and so amazing when they bloom. It's like a purple dream.

[@monalishanameirakpam1450]

Jacarandas tree grows in our area and also flamboyant trees is called gulmohar

[@candaceallen6322]

I loved watching this. The giant Sequoia tree has been my favorite tree since I was a kid ☺️☺️

[@shantisingh4113]

You have to see what a yellow poui tree looks like in full bloom ....it is one of the prettiest trees ever 😊

[@Shadowcat107]

there are a lot of different beautiful trees. some trees are awesome.

[@tommunyon2874]

We had a flamboyant tree in our front yard on Guam. My neighbor was colorblind so he had to take my word for it that the tree was spectacular in bloom.

[@LadyRiderFL]

Your "flamboyant " tree is known as a poincianna tree in south florida. Big seed pods attract parrots and seedlings spring up in unmowed areas and quckly grow into full sized trees. They live a very long time.

[@lindisfarnedruidakaganjawa5081]

@@LadyRiderFL I have actually never heard them called Flamboyant trees ...only ever known them as Poincianna's. but comon names for trees vary wildly even within national borders. Hence why also including scientific name is important.

[@HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

This was a great video for tree lovers! Totally awesome. I never heard of the Pando.

[@juntaveekammanee]

All the trees are stunning !!

[@Lord.Dakshinamurthy]

:D 🔱

[@leesarang3464]

My previous school had a few cannonball trees . They are way too beautiful ❤️

[@AmazingWorld-yy6dn]

💕💗💛💛💖💖❤

[@gardencali-arkansasstyle6995]

Breath taking BEAUTY 🌺

[@sheilamore3261]

Oh I love them all they’re gorgeous I love all the trees🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@juntaveekammanee]

Vietnam also have jacarana trees too. It grows in the cold climate in Vietnam.

[@davidsherman7868]

I've been to Sequoia National forest and have stunning pictures of them. Some just don't seem real, while others have fallen. You can walk on some. And, of course, the General Sherman tree. Massive. In the parking lot, there is a slice of a long dead Redwood. Which shows the many fires it survived. I think the plaque says it was 2500 years old.

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

What a sin to kill the Dragon Blood tree. Wow, it's so beautiful.

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

I never knew all these decades that the Poinciana tree was called the Flamboyant tree & the Jacaranda & the Poinciana trees were everywhere in my area in Cairns Aust plus the yellow one as well... i forget its name but they were allways beauitful to see

[@kevinklingner3098]

Ginkgo biloba

[@user-nq1fk3db3i]

These are really awesome trees and flowers and butterflies too 😊

[@juntaveekammanee]

Yes. Poui trees are stunning too and they come in pink and yellow and other colors as well.

[@Kazuma232]

Great Vid

[@estellehillermann7650]

I Love our Jacaranda tree and our baobab. 👍🇿🇦🇿🇼

[@sethkaicer319]

My number one favorite tree of all time is the Purple Haze

[@williamchaiwangwangsa9665]

all trees are beautiful❤

[@violet2048]

If you've ever seen and smelled the Red Wood Forests in California, you'd swear you'd gone to heaven. Just standing close to one and hugging it is what gave the term Tree Huggers its appropriate name. It will make everyone jump on the band wagon to save our forests.

[@kevinklingner3098]

We had a large number of beautifull Jacaranda trees on a farm we used to own they were very large spectacular flowering trees with a fee like foliage. They are easy to go in all climates except the coldest.

[@AmazingWorld-yy6dn]

Yess💕💗💗🥰

[@joywalker4918]

The multi colored tree is amazing it looks like it was carved out of clay so beautiful I would love to have this tree for anyone who has seen it you're incredibly blessed..

[@wip1664]

Somehow 1400 years doesn't sound long...in 2021. I was born in 1963. Changes since then had been more than astonishing. That rate of change has never before happened in modern recorded history. Trees are beautiful, and necessary. Takes a long time to grow big enough or impressive to be a "tree". Most people just walk pass trees, never acknowledging them. Hug (with eyes and appreciation) a tree when walking pass one, or just notice them. I feel I am a spokesperson for trees, though not emotional. Trees are also not emotional but can evoke emotions, yet majestic, and protective, and could provide some essentials in the form of fruit and timber. Please love 🥰 a tree(s). I always had. It is so easy and always available. Besides, they truly deserve it. And if you are the emotional type, go ahead and 🤗 a tree. The 🌳 made you do IT, IT was the silly, emotional, etc thing to do. But make sure the tree is on your property or is public. I better stop rambling, or else I would seem THAT old.

[@nancyanderson5310]

Life giving, life preserving spiritual food - that is the glory of such loveliness. Thank you for sharing this.

[@jalaluddinahmadshaharudin1106]

Truly amazing. Out of the fifteen, only the flamboyant tree or more commonly called the "flame of the forest" is familiar to me. I have only seen the angle oaks in my dream but they appear much larger than shown here. This video makes me love mother nature more!

[@barakaat786]

Stunning and beautiful! Thanks for sharing! We live in such a beautiful and amazing world!

[@juntaveekammanee]

And the baobab trees are beautiful too.

[@Myria83]

I'm planning on planting a jacaranda tree in my garden. I fell in love with them when I lived in Seville (Spain)...

[@blessingthecarnerd50yearsa16]

Wow I have it in front of my gate and I didn't even plant it 😀

[@quetafierrro8253]

Do they grow in southwest texas

[@blessingthecarnerd50yearsa16]

@@quetafierrro8253 yes

[@silverlady1118]

Fascinating

[@ponnieyap1260]

Bebeautiful trees...i love it....

[@hottubmobilenils2133]

Lilac trees are my favourite , you likely did not include them in your list because some classify them as bushes . I live in Ontario Canada and we have many lilac trees here some purple , some blue , and some white all with the most inc readable fragrance . nice videos I will subscribe .

[@brynnkohler4084]

LIlacs are not trees, At least the shrub species (Syringa) that can survive in Canada.

[@ClissaT]

In Australia, the Flamboyant Tree is called The Poinciana (Delonix regia). They come in several shades of orange to deep red flowers and some varieties have smaller leaflets while others have slightly larger leaflets. The Jacarandas that we have in Australia also come in several colours ranging from deep purple through to pink and pristine white. Monarch Butterflies are also native to Australia but rarely migrate more than a few 100miles. They live almost exclusively on Milk Weed (Swan Plant) even though they can drink from other flowers but only lay eggs on the milk weed. Due to the milk weed being classified a weed of grazing areas in coastal subtropical eastern Australia where the weed is cleared or sprayed, the butterfly is becoming endangered.

[@SirEdigarious]

Monarchs are not native to Australia.

[@ClissaT]

@@SirEdigarious Kayla, the Australian Monarch IS native to Australia. It's different to the one from Asia. Also the Canadian and Mexican Monarchs are not Aussies. It is thought they were already in existence in Gondwana times and as the continent split apart some got trapped on each new continent becoming indigenous to that region. A plant or animal only needs to be localized to a region for less than 4000 yrs to become indigenous to that region. The Australian dingo is a fine example of that. It is an Indonesian dog. The Indonesians traded it (and brought it) across the Torres Straights to this continent. Now it is ours too. Same, same the butterfly.

[@mrs.c5471]

We have them in southern FLorida. They are gorgeous

[@mrs.c5471]

They eat the milk weed because the “milk” is bitter, which makes the caterpillar taste bad so predators look elsewhere for food. They do lay their eggs on this food source but once the plant is stripped they move on.

[@monkey_ish4117]

We also have them on Aruba, we used to have a huge one behind our house when I was growing up. Gorgeous tree!

[@fyeelessarndra3392]

The flamboyant tree is known as the Flame of the Forest tree here in Malaysia... they grow wild in the jungle and stands out amongst all the green around it.. There's also a variation of bright yellow and pink flowers..

[@geejay2278]

Red and blue

[@IshwarSR]

Fun fact about Flamboyant Tree: Every flower has a 1 petal that is different from rest 4 petals. That one petal is orange with white spots and has tangy taste. Rest four petals has off taste. Note: I'm not sure if it's recommended for consumption or not but I have been eating them since childhood, whenever I get the chance 😝😂.

[@cosechartusbendiciones239]

Yes,bigger jiji

[@cosechartusbendiciones239]

Really?

[@dissacharles3270]

I also tasted the flowers as a child 😭 i really dont know if that’s okay 😂💀

[@emiliayonekokumata7167]

Wonderful! We constantly forget how important trees are in our lives. Here in Brazil we have beautiful trees, such as jacarandá, ipê, paineira. Nevertheless, all the plants are so beautiful for the absurd amount of oxygen they produce besides being a gift for our eyes.

[@lynnes3423]

God's creation is Amazing

[@mf5531]

AMAZING! and truly AWESOME!

[@robjohnston1433]

Of course you mean Evolution! "God" is a myth created by authority to control ordinary people -- especially women!

[@leefbuiten4203]

It’s for sure Gods creation, when you look too to the degeneration facts that is proven by the scientists. Then is evolution on the Darwin scale, simple not possible

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

Nature is god

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

@@leefbuiten4203 the missing link is Aliens splicing

[@antalnekocso9110]

Ez: CSODAORSZÁG a csoda fáival , csoda virágaival.Nagyon, nagyon szép és különleges.Köszönöm a felvételek készítőjének, hogy láthattam.

[@ecanalis]

A truly stunning tree here in Florida is Peltophorum pterocarpum, aka yellow Poinciana or yellow Jacaranda. They bloom from late spring to mid-summer and can completely cover themselves with beautiful yellow flowers. It is native to southeast Asia, but has become established in Florida, Hawaii, Nigeria, and India.

[@PalmTreeGaming1]

Nice

[@fernly2]

In Roanoke, VA we so admire the old Ginkgoes and try to photo at best leaf fall moment just before kind winds sweep all away in a second.

[@user-fg5kj9fi3h]

Very beautiful trees

[@blisswkc3344]

Thank y'all so much dearest 🌹 Y'all such an inspiration 🥰 Appreciate y'all from the bottom of my heart 💖 Be Blissful Eternally 🙏👼🌈

[@manaramapatra7831]

Really, most beautiful trees. Most ancient trees. Green and colourful.❤❤❤😊😊😘😘🙂

[@asher7-]

I love mother nature. It makes me happy!

[@devincook3278]

I live near the Angel Oak and it gets even more amazing every time I see it.

[@HW-vg3ju]

I live a couple of hours away and have always wanted to see the Angel Oak. It's definitely on my bucket list. That area of SC in general has so much history and beauty.

[@yokesimtan2459]

Yes it's so beautiful 😍😍😍

[@donslim7586]

I'm very impressed and glad I found Ghana in the list 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭✊

[@_GirlBurpVideos]

Nice Video

[@sleep8245]

beautiful trees. nature is the only form of purity

[@ishant4342]

We plant 3 Banyan tree ( all are 3 years old) , hope they will see the world after 2000 years

[@JS-jh4cy]

Wished some of these trees grow here

[@JS-jh4cy]

Can you buy a golden ginko at a nursery?

[@JS-jh4cy]

Any seeds for these trees online,??

[@wip1664]

A botanical garden nearby would be the grant to your wish. No fairy godmother involved. Seeds would take too long, and where would you plant it so that it would grow happy. But your tree would be short though, when first put into the botanical garden.

[@joserios895]

Thank you for the great video of tree's! Have you seen the Southern Magnolia? That tree is amazing!

[@rosemarydolliver]

I live in Magnolia, AR and the Magnolias are in bloom right now. Our town just had its annual Blossom Festival last weekend coinciding with the Magnolia blossoms being in bloom every May.

[@madamvaudelune3298]

Got me in the feels to see the Flamboyant. Very common in Puerto Rico.

[@juancantogisbert5882]

Maravilloso.

[@lesliehilesgardener6959]

What pleasure this brings

[@manishkmrp]

Thanking you for such a wonderful information or part of knowledge about most important part of climate.

[@annatobin1783]

Mother nature has it all

[@philinsydney]

Evolution is amazing!

[@anisaali2500]

I love looking at trees

[@cosechartusbendiciones239]

We have the framboyan tree in Dominican Republic there's main avenues with those trees on the sides is amazing.and in the wild too I love them.

[@mushfiqurrahman3349]

In my area we have atleast 150 flamboyant tree!!!Nice to have that beauty!

[@debralegorreta1375]

Although it did not make the list, I still love most my Red Bud Tree, be it ever so humble.

[@koriw1701]

I'm sad that you didn't include the Mimosa tree! These low~but~wide trees tipped, by the most beautiful pink-tipped, white-stranded puff-balls (whose flowers give off a deliciously fruity scent that cannot be compared to other flowering trees). Children (and quite a few adults) play with the flowers by stroking them across their face and arms, as the flowers have the same softness as rabbit fur. They can be used for many hours if the tree is healthy and your hands are clean. PLEASE include the Mimosa tree in one of your future videos!

[@clivehorridge]

Good comment, and I agree. I’m a Brit living in Romania, and there are many of these in the city, often referred to as the Persian silk tree, or Albizia (named after the guy who introduced them to Europe from south Eastern and south Western Asia) and its scientific name is Albizia Julibrissin. We don’t call it mimosa here in Europe. I like them so much I’ve planted two in my garden, a dark red and a pink... they’ve only been planted for 2 seasons and I’m hoping to have some flowers this year. The leaves are beautiful too... Good call @koriw1701 you have good taste. 👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧

[@koriw1701]

@@clivehorridge thanks mate. I hope that your tree flowers soon. I'm originally from the NE USA and they are ubiquitous on the eastern seaboard, but I moved to Seattle in 1986 for college and I have never found any here. In fact, after all the dozens of trips home to see the family, I've never caught one in bloom either! How I wish that you could bottle that beautiful scent and mail it to me! THAT would be a proper fragrance to market; it would slaughter the rest of the other (fake/chemical) "fresheners" in the first week...

[@dianachase63]

I have one blooming right now, in the Missouri Ozarks. They are invasive, but oh so lovely. I love my tree! They are brittle and break easily. Ours is bolted together to keep it from splitting. I also thought it should have been on the list.

[@KillberZomL4D42494]

Agree, we have a lot of that here in Philippines.

[@msruag]

i live in georgia and in a neighborhood with one of these growing invasively (they are literally everywhere in georgia, every 50 meters there's one) just in front of a fence. it's pretty during the summer but don't even go near it lol. there's like a million flies and wasps and every annoying flying insect you could ever think of that love sucking the nectar from them lmao. also the name is kind of misleading because even though it's also in fabaceae (pea family), there's also the acacia trees called mimosas and also a whole genus called mimosa and also a beverage named mimosa.

[@anoldmannameddave7455]

Golden Chains are beautiful!

[@couchalmighty]

very interesting facts, thank you.

[@elizabethrios7759]

I'm very happy to see a tree from my home on this list!!!! The Lowcountry is a special part of the US!!!!

[@sunstarburst]

The redwood tree is one of my favorite in the tree world.🤗👍🏾👍🏾 I also love the giant sequoia tree.

[@GoodChemistry]

Hi, thanks for sharing this, lovely trees and amazing landscape there! And what incredible trunks! I do love a baobab tree :)

[@kevinklingner3098]

Jacaranda is the singular of Jacarandas

[@christinemusselman5499]

Right?! It always puzzles me how narrators get simple things wrong. But then I saw the vid captioned it Jacarandas tree instead of Jacaranda trees No commenter is using Jacarandas tree. So, why does the vid maker not know this? I saw the same thing recently where a so-called astrologer couldn't produce one of the sign names correctly.

[@jameseastwood3847]

Amazing what natural selection and evolution produces over millions of of years.

[@mariaolvera5932]

Que hermosa madre naturaleza 🥰👍

[@chitrachopra1497]

Flamboyant tree looks like Delonix regia of India