This Ukrainian 220-Year-Old Apple Tree Has a Very Unique Way of Staying Alive

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The city of Krolevets, in Ukraine’s Sumy region, is home to the world’s most unique apple garden, consisting of only one tree. Spanning 10 acres, the 220-year-old tree – known as ‘apple tree colony – has dozens of individually rooted trunks that constantly spring to life, making it seemingly impossible for it to ever die.

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