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Joshua Tree Oldest Tree. The oldest recorded joshua tree lived to be an astonishing 1000 years old! In fact, joshua trees may be one of the desert’s “oldest living plants,” and one tree in california has been estimated at over 1,000. The average life span is 150 years, but one yucca (they're technically not trees) in joshua tree national park is believed to be over 1,000 years old. A tree that clocked in at 4,789 years old, making it the oldest tree on earth. Though most joshua tree plants live to be 200 years old at the most, some have been known to live for as many as 500 years. Known as the park namesake, the joshua tree, yucca brevifolia, is a member of the agave family. A 1932 article in the new york botanic gardens journal reported that the largest joshua tree known at that time was located in the antelope valley about 18 miles east of. Until recently, it was considered a giant member of the lily family. Among them, however, one stood out:

The oldest recorded joshua tree lived to be an astonishing 1000 years old! Known as the park namesake, the joshua tree, yucca brevifolia, is a member of the agave family. The average life span is 150 years, but one yucca (they're technically not trees) in joshua tree national park is believed to be over 1,000 years old. A 1932 article in the new york botanic gardens journal reported that the largest joshua tree known at that time was located in the antelope valley about 18 miles east of. Until recently, it was considered a giant member of the lily family. In fact, joshua trees may be one of the desert’s “oldest living plants,” and one tree in california has been estimated at over 1,000. Among them, however, one stood out: Though most joshua tree plants live to be 200 years old at the most, some have been known to live for as many as 500 years. A tree that clocked in at 4,789 years old, making it the oldest tree on earth.

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Joshua Tree Oldest Tree The oldest recorded joshua tree lived to be an astonishing 1000 years old! The oldest recorded joshua tree lived to be an astonishing 1000 years old! A tree that clocked in at 4,789 years old, making it the oldest tree on earth. Known as the park namesake, the joshua tree, yucca brevifolia, is a member of the agave family. Though most joshua tree plants live to be 200 years old at the most, some have been known to live for as many as 500 years. Until recently, it was considered a giant member of the lily family. Among them, however, one stood out: In fact, joshua trees may be one of the desert’s “oldest living plants,” and one tree in california has been estimated at over 1,000. The average life span is 150 years, but one yucca (they're technically not trees) in joshua tree national park is believed to be over 1,000 years old. A 1932 article in the new york botanic gardens journal reported that the largest joshua tree known at that time was located in the antelope valley about 18 miles east of.