Trees with White Flowers

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Trees with White flowers that Bloom in Spring American Fringe Trees : The fringe tree gets its name from its clouds of fleecy white, softly fragrant flowers that hang from the branches in late spring and early summer. The typical bloom time is in early to mid-May. Royal Star Magnolia : this member of the Magnolia stellata flowers in early spring and fills the air with a heavenly scent. The large white flowers are often a welcome sight just after the last snow of the season. Other members of the stellata family tend to flower earlier than Royal Star and are damaged by early spring frosts. This makes Royal Star a great tree for northern areas that often have late winter events. Standing Ovation Serviceberry : If your searching for a spring flowering tree for a small garden or landscape, you've just found it. You get white flowers in the spring, edible fruit in the summer, and the most mind-blowing colors in the fall. Reaching only 15 feet tall and 4 to 5 feet wide, even the smallest garden can find a white flowering tree spot. Snow Goose Flowering Cherry Tree : Snow Goose Cherry is blanketed in stunning clusters of fragrant white flowers along the early spring branches. It can reach a height of 20 feet with an equal spread. You get spectacular fall color with this cherry. Orange, Bronze-red, and yellow are all present on the tree at once. Native Flowering Dogwoods : Cherokee Princess Dogwood is our white-flowering native dogwood tree. Snow-white flowers are produced even before the leaves are in the spring. The flowers turn to red fruit, which songbirds flock to. In the fall, the leaves turn a gorgeous purple-red color. Cherokee Princess is the top choice for white-flowering native dogwood trees. Possibly the perfect small tree for smaller gardens and landscapes typically reaching from 15 to 20 feet at maturity. Cleveland Pear Tree : Flowering Pear Trees are quite possibly the perfect tree for planting along sidewalks, Driveways, and using as Street Trees in urban are