Flowering Trees
If you want instant curb appeal and pollinator activity, start with flowering trees. From the frothy pinks of Cherry and Redbud to the classic elegance of Dogwood and the perfume of Magnolia, this collection is hand-picked for reliable bloom, clean foliage, and landscape impact across U.S. zones. Every tree is nursery-grown and zone-ready, so the show you’re imagining is the one you’ll actually get—this spring and every spring after.
We make it easy to buy flowering trees online with honest specs and planting guidance: mature size, bloom window, fragrance, light needs, and disease resistance. Whether you’re framing an entry, lining a drive, or creating a pollinator corridor, shop with confidence—fast shipping and our "We Grow Together" Promise back every order.
Flowering Trees by Type
Crape Myrtle Trees
10 products
Flowering Cherry Trees
5 products
Dogwood Trees
7 products
Magnolia Trees
12 products
Redbud Trees
7 products
Crabapple Trees
3 products
Fringe Trees
2 products
Serviceberry Trees
3 products
Flowering Trees by Color
Trees with Red
Flowers
6 products
Trees with Pink
Flowers
23 products
Trees with White Flowers
21 products
Trees with Purple Flowers
3 products
Trees with Yellow Flowers
3 products
Ornamental Trees
26 products
Flowering Trees by Bloom Season
Turn winter’s quiet into spring’s color crescendo. Our Flowering Trees lineup spans Yoshino & ‘Kwanzan’ Cherries, Eastern Redbud, Dogwood (florida & kousa), Star & Saucer Magnolias, Serviceberry, Crabapple, Fringe Tree, and more. We prioritize trees with dependable bud hardiness, strong branching, and clean leaf performance, so your landscape stands out from the street and withstands the heat and humidity.
Choose forms to fit any space: upright ovals for narrow lots, rounded or vase-shaped canopies for front yards, and compact/multi-stem selections for patios and foundation beds. Many offer fragrance, fruit for birds, and intense fall color, extending the value well past bloom.
Growth Habits & Seasonal Interest
Spring bloom is the headline, but structure keeps the show going. Expect clouds of blossom before leaf-out (cherries, magnolias), followed by fresh, healthy foliage and ornamental fruit (serviceberry, crabapple) that supports wildlife. In autumn, many selections glow scarlet, amber, or burgundy, then reveal architectural branching and patterned bark for winter interest.
Habit matters: Redbud forms a rounded, vase-like silhouette that is great near walks and patios; Dogwood layers horizontally for woodland elegance; Kousa Dogwood blooms a bit later to extend the season; Star/Saucer Magnolias bring oversized blooms and a sculptural presence.
Landscape Uses & Functional Benefits of Flowering Trees
Use flowering trees to frame entrances, mark vistas, and soften architectural features. Pair a trio of Redbuds for an eye-level color cloud, create a driveway allée with cherries, or tuck Serviceberry into naturalized edges for bloom-to-berry habitat. Every spring bloomer in this collection supports early-season pollinators, making form and function work in harmony.
Layer for four seasons: set flowering trees against evergreen backdrops, then weave in understory shrubs (boxwood, holly, azalea) and perennials (hellebores, salvia, catmint) to carry color before and after bloom. The result is depth, movement, and continuous interest.
Maintenance & Durability Advantages
Success starts with full sun to part sun (most bloom best with 6–8+ hours) and well-drained soil. Plant with the root flare at or slightly above grade in a hole 2× as wide as the root ball; backfill with native soil, water deeply, and mulch 2–3 inches (keep off the trunk). A Soaker Hose or Water Bag simplifies first-year watering and boosts establishment.
Prune lightly after bloom (for spring-flowering species) to refine shape without removing next year’s buds. Choose disease-tolerant cultivars for your region and water at the base to keep foliage clean. With the right placement and modest care, these trees deliver decades of dependable color.