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Flowering trees are a long-term investment for your property that will probably outlast the person who plants them. You can enjoy many benefits from trees that last a lifetime and then some. In addition to shade and beauty, flowering plants can serve as an attractant for honey bees, hummingbirds, and other pollinators. Explore our wide selection of blooming trees from TN Nursery to find the perfect ones to beautify your landscaping or property.
Plan Ahead with Flowering Trees
You may want to ask yourself some questions and plan ahead before simply planting a flowering tree on your property. When your bare root tree arrives from TN Nursery it will only be a few feet tall, but it won't stay that way for long!
Consider the following as you research this type of tree for your garden or landscaping. Do you have enough space for this tree when it reaches full maturity? The tree might be 20 or 30 feet tall (or more) when it reaches its full growth. Will the root system interfere with underground utilities one day? Will the foliage or branches interfere with aboveground utilities or structures? In what direction will the tree provide shade when it's fully grown? Remember that the tree will provide the same color of flowering blooms for decades to come. Will you be happy with the color of flowers in that specific location in your yard for many years into the future?
Dogwood Trees Are a Natural Favorite
Many people enjoy dogwood trees as an ornamental feature in their yards. Most of these trees reach a natural full maturity at 15 to 20 feet in height. You don't have to crane your neck to enjoy the flowering blooms and they won't reach towering heights that need a major trimming job in a few decades. You also know the exact color the blooms will be when ordering flowering dogwood trees from TN Nursery.
Our Cherokee Brave, Cherokee Chief, and Rubra dogwood trees all produce beautiful red blooms. The Spring Grove, White Princess, and Super Princess varieties of dogwood produce lovely white blooms. The Greensleeves Khousa, a type of Japanese dogwood, develops pretty greenish-white blooms. The Pink Khousa's name speaks for itself.
Bright Trees That Make a Bold Statement
Some of our flowering trees will make a bold statement in your landscaping scheme. Myrtle trees are a particular favorite because of their relatively short height and their round clusters of pink, purple, or white flowers. Mimosa trees are native to Asia and are also known as silk trees. Their distinctive, multicolored flowers might be just what you're looking for in your backyard. A Chinese chestnut tree with its starfish-shaped flowers can be truly eye-catching.