Flowering Trees

Deciduous tree. Leaves start green and change to dark-red and purple-red to reddish-bronze. Pink pincushion flowers give way to seed pods that appear in the fall and persist into winter. Does not leaf out until very late in the spring.

Fast-growing upright deciduous tree. Leaves stay green until killed by frost. Pink pincushion flowers give way to seed pods that appear in the fall and persist into winter. Does not leaf out until very late in the spring.

Upright, suckering, deciduous shrub/ small tree. Purplish new leaves turns medium green in summer, then yellow to red in fall. Short, erect, clusters of white flowers open in spring, followed by sweet blue-black fruit.

Deciduous shrub or small tree that is vigorous, upright, and dense. Medium to dark green foliage turns orange in the fall. Flowers are small and white in clusters. Fruit following flowers are purple/black and juicy.

Multi-stemmed deciduous shrub with an upright spreading habit. Masses of white blossoms in early spring followed by tasty fruits in early summer. Good for use as a background shrub or a specimen small tree. The thick, glossy foliage turns orange and red in fall.

Compact and broadly upright deciduous shrub or small tree. Pink tinged buds fade to white as the flowers unfurls. The color is more intense in cool weather.

Upright, suckering, deciduous tree or shrub. Has spiny stems and large 2 pinnate leaves to about 5 feet. Conical terminal cluster of white flowers to about 24 inches.

Rounded deciduous shrub. Bright green leaves with spiny branches. Yellow fall color. Pea-like yellow flowers bloom singly or in clusters in May.

Showy clusters of profuse pinkish red pea-like blooms in spring on bare branches. Long bloom time. Blue-green heart shaped leaves emerge in late spring. Holds color well thru summer before turning yellow in fall. Drought tolerant once established.

Dark purple leaves that are smaller than the Forest Pansy. Bright lavender pink flowers in spring before foliage emerges. Drought and heat tolerant once established.

Dwarf weeping form. Deep lavender blooms on bright red stems arise in spring , following by heart-shaped maroon-red leaves.

Deciduous shrub/tree. May freeze back in cold winters. Dark green foliage smells like peanut butter when bruised. White flowers appear in late summer and early fall. Showy red calyxes cover bright blue fruit.

A sport of Cherokee Princess. This dwarf variety has an upright, oval habit, with dense branching. Heavy bloomer with showy large, white blooms on each branch. Spectacular red fall color accompanied by large red fruit.

Deciduous tree. Green foliage turns reddish-purple in the fall. Showy pink floral bracts bloom in the spring and give way to red fruit.

Slow growing, broadly conical deciduous tree. Ovate, wavy-margined dark green leaves turning deep crimson purple in fall. Very free flowering with lime green flowers gradually changing to white, followed by raspberry like, fleshy red fruit.

Deciduous multistemmed shrub or small tree. Dark green leaves will turn red in the fall, if they stay on the plant long enough. Flowers are yellow and appear before the leaves appear.

Deciduous tree. Floral bracts are white, large, and rounded and come out in the spring. Red fall color.

Decidous, upright tree form. Fast growing dogwood. Glossy green leaves exceptionally large white flowers. Summer flowers yield attractive strawberry-like fall fruit.

Large white flowers in late spring.

Abundance of 4-5" creamy white flowers create a showy spring display against its deep green foliage. Orange strawberry-like fruit in early fall, followed by a show of red fall color. Resistant to anthracnose.

Masses of large, white overlapping blooms in late spring. Bright green foliage turns a showy red in fall. Non fruiting variety. Highly resistant to anthracnose.

Showy in spring with variegated green and white foliage and light pink blooms. Flower bracts mature to white. Brilliant fall color in shades of pink to red. Highly disease resistant. Excellent ornamental tree in any garden.

Deciduous tree. Green foliage with a few thorns. White flowers in May. Fruits heavily with orange-red fruit that may persist into winter if not consumed by birds.

Deciduous shrub with deep yellow flowers along upright branches in early spring. Good cut flower.

Moderate growing evergreen that forms a rouned dome. Displays large, long lasting clusters of dark purple crepe-like flowers in summer. Handsome foliage has bronzy cast in spring, brigth green in summer, orange-red fall color. Mildew resistant.

Round, compact, bushy, dwarf, evergeen tree. Large creamy-white, lemon-scented flowers in the spring and summer. Dark green glossy foliage and its growth habit makes it ideal as a hedge, or in a series of large planters.

Glossy evergreen foliage with an attractive cinnamon brown underneath. Large, creamy white, cupped flowers with a tropical fragrance. Sperical cone-like clusters appear after blooms have dropped.

Evergreen pyramidal tree. Large glossy green leaves with orange undersides. Large flowers are fragrant and white. Blooms in early summer.

Dense, tightly branched, pyramidal evergreen. Long, lustrous wavy dark green leaves with green pubescence on the underside. Creamy white flowers

Shiny evergreen leaves with a reddish-brown felt beneath. Makes for a showy impact year round. Large fragrant white flowers throughout the summer to early fall. Excellent as a specimen in the smaller garden.

Pyramidal evergreen. Lustrous dark green and narrow leaves. Creamy white, fragrant flowers.

Pyramidal evergreen tree. Lustrous dark green and narrow leaves. Creamy white, fragrant flowers.

Upright deciduous shrub/tree. Green leaves and fragrant, double white flowers from silvery buds. Blooms in March.

Upright deciduous shrub/tree. Pink buds open to fragrant pale pink blooms in spring.

Rounded deciduous shrub or small tree. Reddish-purple blooms are borne in late April before the lush, dark green foliage. well-drained soil

Deciduous tree/shrub. Dark green leaves with pink flowers. Blooms in the early spring.

Deciduous tree/shrub. Dark green leaves with bell shaped white to pink flowers that open before leaves appear. May take 3 to 5 years to bloom.

Bright and showy yellow blooms in late spring. Begins to bloom just as foliage emerges. Excellent as an ornamental accent in the garden.

Deciduous tree. Red-maroon new leaves turn green when mature, flower buds are red and open to pink flowers. Fruit is dark red-purple.

Rounded deciduous tree. Purple-bronze folioage turns green, with rose-red flowers and maroon fruit up to 1/2 inch. Excellent disease resistance to scab and cedar-apple rust, and good resistance to mildew and fireblight.

Upright, spreading deciduous tree. Purple cutleaf folioage with orange-red fall color, bright pink to red flowers and persistant 1/4 inch red fruit. Excellent disease resistance to scab, cedar-apple rust and fireblight with good resistance to mildew.

PNW native large shrub or small tree. Showy white fragrant flowers in spring. Long red, juicy but bitter fruit. Great for attracting birds to the garden.

Columnar, fastigiate branching deciduous tree. Green foliage turns bronze in the fall with pale pink semi-double flowers.

Upright, narrowly pyramidal deciduous tree to about. Glossy green leaves turn reddish in the fall. White flowers in clusters.

Deciduous tree/shrub. Fragrant, bell-shaped, pink flowers bloom May-June. Slower growing than other Styrax.

Pendulous star-like fragrant, white blooms in early summer. Green leathery leaves turn a luminous yellow in fall. Will attract bees. Excellent shade tree for the smaller yard or garden.

Deciduous tree. Pendulous, fragrant white flowers in late spring and medium to dark green leaves.

Small, upright, deciduous tree/ shrub. Purple buds opening to light blue flowers in the spring. Excellent powdery mildew resistance.