Twenty years young, not a bad age for a tree - 8 October 2018

from Gardening Talkback · host 2NUR-FM, The University of Newcastle

At 5,064 years old, the oldest known tree in the world is an unnamed Great Basin bristlecone pine in the White Mountains of California. Gardening expert Scott Sharpe discusses if trees die from old age?

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