Flowering Trees

A curbside staple, flowering trees come in all different shapes, sizes, and colors, meaning there’s no shortage of options for your yard. Our most popular varieties include crape myrtle trees, redbud trees, cherry blossom trees, and lilac trees.

With hundreds of flowering trees boasting high-customer ratings, it’s tough to choose just a few, but these four flowering trees rank highest among customers: 

• Flame Thrower Redbud Tree: With a 4.8 rating out of 5 stars, this flowering tree features heart-shaped leaves and was called by one customer “the most stunning tree I have ever seen.”
• White Dogwood Tree: Achieving a 4.7 star rating out of 5, these trees stand out for their month-to-month visual interest, with one customer noting that their “breathtaking blooms, vibrant foliage, and resilience make them a treasured addition to any yard.”
• Pink Dogwood Tree: With a 4.8 star rating, the blooms of the pink dogwood come to life early in spring, becoming more vibrant as the season progresses. Customers note the plant’s quick delivery, healthy arrival, and their anticipation watching them develop their signature buds. 
• Jane Magnolia Tree: With a 4.7 star rating, the Jane Magnolia is bred for superior results and a long bloom season. Customers also note this variety’s durability, with one noting, “It survived many nights below freezing and is very cold hardy. I have gotten so many compliments from my neighbors and would 100% recommend ordering.”

To enjoy beautiful blooms and curb appeal as soon as possible, consider the fast-growing varieties of crape myrtle or crabapple. Both provide excellent coverage, shade, and color. 

When selecting a flowering tree for your yard, the most important factor is selecting a variety that is compatible for your growing zone. You can easily find this information on every product page. Next, you’ll want to consider factors such as desired shape and height, as we have trees that range from 6 feet to 50 feet at maturity. Additionally, consider any preferences you have around the shape, color, and care routine of your tree. If you’re torn between options and would like an expert opinion, reach out to our Plant Experts for support.