Canada's 125-year-old rhododendron tree tops the world's most stunning plant wonders

1. Canada's 125-year-old rhododendron "tree": you should know that rhododendrons are generally considered shrubs!

2. Japan's 144-year-old wisteria tree: covering 1,990 sq m!

3. A strange sight of wind-slanted trees in New Zealand: growing right on a slope at the southern tip of New Zealand, constantly buffeted by strong winds, yet still able to keep growing.

4. Japanese maple in Portland, USA

5. Antarctic beech in Oregon, USA: this tree is native to Chile and Argentina

6. Cherry blossom trees in full bloom in Bonn, Germany: in April this city has such a cherry blossom tunnel, beautiful!

7. The Angel Oak in South Carolina, USA: currently 20 m tall, estimated to be 400 to 500 years old.

8. Flamboyant tree in Brazil: a bold, showy tree, found only in tropical regions.

9. Dragon blood tree in Yemen: the dragon blood tree gets its name from its deep red sap, which can be used as a dye, or to paint violins.

10. The world's third-largest giant redwood in California, USA: 73 m tall, 28 m in circumference at ground level; to take a panoramic photo of it, multiple photos must be stitched together

11. Maple tree tunnel in Oregon, USA

12. Rainbow eucalyptus in Hawaii: a tree that grows in the South Pacific, practical and beautiful.

13. Crape myrtle flowers in South Africa

14. Oak trees in South Carolina, USA

15. Baobab tree in Madagascar: the thick trunk is for storing water during droughts.

16. The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland: planted in the 18th century, and because of its unique scenery, it appeared in the American TV series "Game of Thrones".