Enhance Your Garden With Flowering Trees

Flowering trees can add beauty to your landscapeTree is the tallest reaching 50 feet in height. It has
and enhance your garden but when choosing treespink flowers that bloom in clumps during the mid
you have a few things to consider.season.
First of all, you want to be sure to select a treeFlowering Dogwood Tree
whose height will be a good match for the spot youThis is one of the most popular trees and has white
are putting it in. If you want a rather short tree toflowers that bloom in spring. This tree, however is a
compliment a corner garden, then you won't want tobit picky about where you plant it and should be
choose one that grows to 50 feet tall. On the otherplanted in a sheltered area, either on the side of the
hand, if you want a large tree to spruce up yourhouse or where it will be shaded by another tree.
front yard, a dwarf tree will be … wellFlowering Peach Tree
… dwarfed by the rest of the landscape.If you live in a Southern climate, then you are
You'll also want to choose trees that thrive in yourprobably familier with this tree. This vase shaped tree
area and be aware of any pests or specialgrows to 25 feet and produces a lot of fruit. You
maintenance. Your local garden center can help steermust, however, plant it in the correct climate and soil.
you in the right direction for maintenance and plantingAvoid soil that is too wet or you will be disappointed
instructions. Here's some flowering trees you mightwith the outcome.
want to consider:Flowering Pear Tree
Flowering Cherry TreesThe flowering pear tree can perk up any landscape
There are several varieties of flowering cherry treesand grows to about 45 feet producing lush yummy
that grow from 12 feet to 50 feet tall. The Snowfruit as well as flowers. There are actually different
Fountain Flowering Cherry is great for smaller gardenstypes of pear trees that will grow to different sizes.
and grows to only 12 feet in height. This tree hasThey produce white buds in spring with either red or
branches that droop to the ground with whitepurple foliage in fall.
flowers that bloom early in the season. A perfectThe Magnolia
tree to highlight a corner garden. The PendulaThis tree is another long time favorite and produces
Weeping Japanese Flowering Cherry gets to aboutbeautiful flowers that bloom in spring. If you live in
20 feet in height and about 15 feet in width. It hasthe south you will want to consider the Southern
pale pink flowers that bloom early in the season. TheMagnolia with it's fragrant white flowers. This variety
Kwanzan has in inverted cone shape and will get tocan reach heights of 80 feet and shows red fruit in
about 30 feet tall X 20 feet wide. It has large pinkfall. In the north, you'll want to plant the saucer
flowers that bloom in mid season. The Kwanzan hasmagnolia that has pinkish white flowers in early spring
orange foliage in fall. The Sargentii Flowering Cherryand grows to 30 feet.