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Yes, all things grow old and die, but trees live quite a long time, depending on species up to thousands of years

I think most of them die from disease or pests! How about the California Redwoods? How old are they?

The bristlecone pine can live up to about 5,000 years. Dead specimens have been dated several thousand years older which proves that the creationists who believe the universe is 6,000 years old are wrong.

indeed they do have to leave us someday...

Yes, sadly,we all have to go one way or another and I,d much prefer old age,alas I don,t think that,s going to be the way of things,but hey ho there,s a lot more s**t on this planet

Most die by  the axe

no they die of boredom

Unlikely, chainsaw.

Several different factors can be involved with a trees demise. One of them being old age. Trees are no different than humans, since they are alive.

No I do not think they die of old age I think more than likely some kind of disease because some trees live for hundreds of years or more.  Just as a note, I find it sad that when people go to build on land they just cut every tree down instead of saving all they can except to make a way to build home on property.  I always have found that very sad as a tree takes a very long time to grow and I love trees.