[Freedom4US]

Yes, but it’s not the same tree, itself. Box huckleberry does the same thing, and crustose lichens that one can see on boulders, in excess of a certain size are older ‘n hell, too.

But I think the oldest living thing, so far, would be the bristlecone pine found in Nevada and California. Right up there anyway.

[hellbender]

I’m not sure. The bushes in N. PA all grew by vegetative spreading, IIRC. And I’ve never been sure what the difference is between blueberries and huckleberries. although I used to pick both and knew the difference in the taste and seediness of the fruit.

[Inyo-Mono]

But I think the oldest living thing, so far, would be the bristlecone pine found in Nevada and California. Right up there anyway.

That is correct. Just up the hill from me.