Who doesn’t love flowers? The blooms on these trees bring color and life to landscaping.

From sweet to showy, choose a flowering tree to amp up your home’s curb appeal.

Cloud Nine Dogwood

The overlapping white petals of dogwood blooms do float like clouds. The early spring flowers give way to dark green leaves that turn red-purple in the fall. This species prefers partial shade but can stand up to full sun. This tree just explodes every spring with layers of gorgeous blossoms.

Why Choose This Tree?

Glossy red berries that birds love
Cold hardiness
15- to 30-foot height
Billows of petal-like blooms that measure 4 inches across
Horizontal branches that make good nesting sites

Forest Pansy Redbud

This tree follows its flower performance with a second act: brilliant scarlet purple spring leaves that mature to a deep maroon color. Easy to grow in well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. This is one of our top pick’s because it takes everything you love about redbuds and mixes it with gorgeous colored foliage.

Why We Love This Tree:

Pink flowers on bare branches in early spring
20-foot height
An upright, rounded shape
Unique, heart-shaped maroon leaves that may turn slightly orange in fall

Coralburst Crabapple

There’s nothing sour about this crabapple tree. Slowgrowing and compact, this cultivar maintains a lovely shape year after year. Look for coral pink buds in the spring, followed by bronze-red ornamental fruit. Semi-double rose-pink blossoms arrive in early spring: the perfect antidote to gray winter days.

Choose This Flowering Tree For:

Deep green foliage
Mounds of fluffy flowers
Resistance to fireblight, cedarapple rust and mildew
Tolerance of poor soil
A burst of spring color

Add Beauty to Your Landscaping

If you’re ready to bring flower power to your yard, contact us. We’d love to discuss the options with you in a free, no-obligations consultation.