Enhance Your Garden With Flowering Trees

Flowering trees can add beauty to your landscapeis the tallest reaching 50 feet in height. It has pink
and enhance your garden but when choosingflowers that bloom in clumps during the mid
trees 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 spotThis is one of the most popular trees and has
you are putting it in. If you want a rather shortwhite flowers that bloom in spring. This tree,
tree to compliment a corner garden, then youhowever is a bit picky about where you plant it
won't want to choose one that grows to 50 feetand should be planted in a sheltered area, either
tall. On the other hand, if you want a large tree toon the side of the house or where it will be
spruce up your front yard, a dwarf tree will be ...shaded by another tree.
well ... dwarfed by the rest of the landscape.Flowering Peach Tree
You'll also want to choose trees that thrive inIf you live in a Southern climate, then you are
your area and be aware of any pests or specialprobably familier with this tree. This vase shaped
maintenance. Your local garden center can helptree grows to 25 feet and produces a lot of fruit.
steer you in the right direction for maintenanceYou must, however, plant it in the correct climate
and planting instructions. Here's some floweringand soil. Avoid soil that is too wet or you will be
trees you might want to consider:disappointed with the outcome.
Flowering Cherry TreesFlowering Pear Tree
There are several varieties of flowering cherryThe flowering pear tree can perk up any
trees that grow from 12 feet to 50 feet tall. Thelandscape and grows to about 45 feet producing
Snow Fountain Flowering Cherry is great forlush yummy fruit as well as flowers. There are
smaller gardens and grows to only 12 feet inactually different types of pear trees that will
height. This tree has branches that droop to thegrow to different sizes. They produce white buds
ground with white flowers that bloom early in thein spring with either red or purple foliage in fall.
season. A perfect tree to highlight a cornerThe Magnolia
garden. The Pendula Weeping Japanese FloweringThis tree is another long time favorite and
Cherry gets to about 20 feet in height and aboutproduces beautiful flowers that bloom in spring. If
15 feet in width. It has pale pink flowers thatyou live in the south you will want to consider the
bloom early in the season. The Kwanzan has inSouthern Magnolia with it's fragrant white flowers.
inverted cone shape and will get to about 30 feetThis variety can reach heights of 80 feet and
tall X 20 feet wide. It has large pink flowers thatshows red fruit in fall. In the north, you'll want to
bloom in mid season. The Kwanzan has orangeplant the saucer magnolia that has pinkish white
foliage in fall. The Sargentii Flowering Cherry Treeflowers in early spring and grows to 30 feet.