Pink flowering trees are stunning and will make any garden or yard stand out.
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1. Pink Knock Out® Rose Tree
The Pink Knock Out® Rose Tree brings an effortless elegance to gardens with its profusion of vibrant pink flowers, blooming continuously from late spring until the first frost.
It combines the beauty of traditional roses with the hardiness of the Knock Out® series, making it resistant to common rose ailments like black spot and mildew.
This low-maintenance tree thrives without the need for deadheading, making it ideal for gardeners of all levels.
Whether planted in containers by the entryway or in garden beds, the Pink Knock Out® Rose Tree is an excellent choice for adding a pop of color and charm to any outdoor space.
- USDA Growing Zones: Typically suited for Zones 5-9
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Generally maintains a manageable garden size
- Width: Complements its height with a balanced spread
- Flowers: Pink blooms from late spring to frost
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to partial sun
- Botanical Name: Rosa ‘Radcon’ (Pink Knock Out®)
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2. Flame Thrower® Redbud Tree
The Flame Thrower® Redbud Tree is an exceptional choice for those seeking vibrant fall colors in the summer.
Its heart-shaped leaves emerge in a striking burgundy red, transitioning through yellow to green, creating a multicolored effect on each branch. In early spring, it is adorned with reddish-purple flowers, offering a display of color from month to month.
This variety combines the beloved characteristics of traditional Redbuds with an added splash of warm tones during the summer.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 15-20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-20 ft.
- Flowers: Reddish-purple in early spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Part Sun (4 hours minimum) or Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Cercis canadensis ‘NC2016-2’ PPAF
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3. Double Pink Weeping Cherry Tree
The Double Pink Weeping Cherry Tree is renowned for its striking pink double blooms that appear in spring and bright yellow leaves in autumn.
Its unique weeping branches create a dramatic, chandelier-like effect, making it a standout in landscapes and small spaces.
This tree is long-lived, flowering abundantly from a young age and improving each year, even in challenging conditions like poor soil, heat, and drought.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-9 outdoors (hardy down to -20℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 20-30 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 20-30 ft.
- Flowers: Pink double blooms in spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to partial sun
- Botanical Name: Prunus subhirtella var. pendula
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4. Pink Trumpet Tree
The Pink Trumpet Tree (Tabebuia heterophylla) is a stunning tropical specimen tree, known for its vibrant pink blooms with sunny-yellow centers.
Blooming from spring through summer, it creates a spectacular display, especially when it sheds its leaves briefly before flowering.
This semi-evergreen is low-maintenance, drought-resistant, and thrives in various well-draining soils, making it suitable for urban conditions.
Its neat, pyramidal shape allows for versatile planting, even in limited spaces. For cooler climates, it can be grown in containers and overwintered indoors.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-11 on patio / 10-11 outdoors (hardy down to 40℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 30 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-25 ft.
- Flowers: Bright pink blooms from spring through summer
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Tabebuia heterophylla
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5. Royal Raindrops® Crabapple Tree
The Royal Raindrops Crabapple Tree (Malus ‘JFS-KW5’ PP14375) is a striking all-season tree, known for its bold fuchsia-pink spring blooms and vibrant red fruits in late summer.
This hardy tree stands out with its purple spiky leaves and boasts a resistance to disease, drought, and heat, making it an easy-care choice.
The changing colors of its leaves in fall, ranging from plum to orange or copper, add to its year-round appeal. It’s also a favorite among birds, creating a lively wildlife scene in your garden.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-8 outdoors (hardy down to -20℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 15-20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 12-15 ft.
- Flowers: Fuchsia-pink blooms in spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Malus ‘JFS-KW5’ PP14375
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6. Pink Heartbreaker Redbud Tree
The Pink Heartbreaker Redbud (Cercis canadensis ‘Pink Heartbreaker’ PP23043) is a charming addition to any landscape, known for its romantic, lavender-pink flowers in spring.
This tree’s elegant weeping branches and heart-shaped leaves provide lasting visual interest. Its small, manageable size allows for versatile planting options, perfect for foundational beds or as a natural edge.
The Pink Heartbreaker’s strong, whimsical branching is more robust than other Eastern Redbud varieties, making it a graceful and low-maintenance choice for both formal and informal settings.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 10-12 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 8-10 ft.
- Flowers: Lavender-pink blooms from April to May
- Sunlight Requirements: Part Sun (minimum 4 hours) or Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Cercis canadensis ‘Pink Heartbreaker’ PP23043
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7. Weeping Extraordinaire™ Cherry Tree
The Weeping Extraordinaire™ Cherry Tree (Prunus x ‘Extrazam’) is renowned for its spectacular display of large, fluffy pink double blooms that herald the arrival of spring.
This tree transitions beautifully through the seasons, featuring glossy deep green leaves in summer and turning to rich burgundy in fall.
Its resilience to urban pollution makes it an excellent choice for a variety of settings, from garden focal points to driveway borders and street lining.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-8 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 15-20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-20 ft.
- Flowers: Large pink double blooms in early spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to Partial Sun
- Botanical Name: Prunus x ‘Extrazam’
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8. Show Time™ Crabapple Tree
The Show Time™ Crabapple (Malus ‘Shotizam’) is a captivating tree that brings year-round interest to any landscape.
In spring, it showcases dramatic fuchsia flowers, followed by deep green leaves with rust tones that transition to bright red and orange in fall.
The tree also produces clusters of small, glossy red berries that persist into winter, attracting birds and enhancing the seasonal display.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-8 outdoors (hardy down to -20℉)
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Height: Mature height of 20-25 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-20 ft.
- Flowers: Deep fuchsia blooms in spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Malus ‘Shotizam’
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9. Coralburst® Crabapple
The Coralburst Crabapple (Malus ‘Coralburst’) is a compact tree that brings vibrant coral hues to your landscape from spring to fall.
It features coral-red buds that bloom into fragrant rose-colored flowers in spring, followed by clusters of bronze fruit lasting into late fall.
Ideal for any setting, this tree reaches 8-10 feet in height and 12-15 feet in width, perfect for standalone planting or in small groups.
It’s hardy, low-maintenance, and drought-resistant once established, making it a great choice for adding color and interest to your garden.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-8 outdoors (hardy down to -20℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 8-10 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 12-15 ft.
- Flowers: Fragrant rose-colored blooms in spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Malus ‘Coralburst’
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10. Thunderstruck™ Coral Boom™ Crape Myrtle Tree
The Thunderstruck™ Coral Boom™ Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia x ‘JM5’ PPAF) dazzles with its striking contrast of black foliage and bright coral blooms.
This tree provides a long-lasting floral display from early summer until the first frost, ensuring a vibrant garden presence for months.
Suited for smaller gardens, it’s drought-tolerant and cold hardy, with a fast growth rate that quickly matures into an eye-catching specimen. Its unique color combination and ease of care make it a standout choice for any landscape.
- USDA Growing Zones: 6-10 outdoors (hardy down to 0℉)
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Height: Mature height of 12-15 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 8-12 ft.
- Flowers: Bright coral blooms from early summer to first frost
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia x ‘JM5’ PPAF
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11. Don EGolf Redbud Tree
The Don EGolf Redbud Tree (Cercis chinensis ‘Don Egolf’) is celebrated for its abundant and vibrant pink blooms on a compact, rounded form.
A U.S. National Arboretum introduction, it boasts exceptional disease and pest resistance, offering beauty without the need for harsh chemicals. Its sterility means no messy seed pods, and its multi-stemmed, slow-growing nature minimizes the need for pruning.
This tree’s small stature and robust flowering make it an ideal choice for adding a spectacular color display to smaller yards or gardens.
- USDA Growing Zones: 6-9 outdoors (hardy down to 0℉)
- Growth Rate: Slow
- Height: Mature height of 9-10 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 9-10 ft.
- Flowers: Early Spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Part Sun (minimum 4 hours) or Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Cercis chinensis ‘Don Egolf’
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12. Pink Pom Poms’ Redbud Tree
The ‘Pink Pom Poms’ Redbud Tree (Cercis canadensis ‘Pink Pom Poms’ PP27630) is renowned for its exceptionally full and large blooms, making it a standout among Redbud varieties.
This tree is a spectacle of lush, robust blooms, transforming any front yard into a stunning display of color each season.
Its unique and eye-catching appearance will surely draw admiration and curiosity, making it a perfect choice for those seeking a dramatic and easy-to-grow ornamental tree.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-8 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 15-20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 20-25 ft.
- Flowers: Spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Part Sun (minimum 4 hours) or Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Cercis canadensis ‘Pink Pom Poms’ PP27630
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13. Ace of Hearts Redbud Tree
The Ace of Hearts Redbud (Cercis canadensis ‘Ace of Hearts’) is a compact variant of the beloved Eastern Redbud Tree, offering all its beauty in a smaller form.
This tree captivates with soft purple flowers in spring and transitions to yellow foliage in the fall.
The Ace of Hearts is characterized by its unique, glossy foliage, arranged in a distinctive, stacked pattern.
Ideal for flower beds, borders, or as a standalone feature, it maintains an appealing silhouette throughout the year, ensuring it’s a constant focal point in your garden.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 9-12 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 10-15 ft.
- Flowers: Early Spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Part Sun (minimum 4 hours) or Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Cercis canadensis ‘Ace of Hearts’
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14. Aphrodite Rose of Sharon Althea Shrub
The Aphrodite Rose of Sharon Althea Shrub, also known as the Aphrodite Hibiscus, is a highly-praised cultivar introduced by the U.S. National Arboretum in 1988.
It stands out for its two-tone blooms, attracting hummingbirds with its vibrant colors from June to September, and sometimes even until the first frost.
This shrub is not only easy to grow, thriving in both sun and partial shade, but it also adds a long-lasting, vivid display to any garden with minimal effort.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 6-10 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 4-8 ft.
- Flowers: Two-tone blooms from June to September
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to Part Sun
- Botanical Name: Hibiscus syriacus ‘Aphrodite’
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15. Minerva Rose of Sharon Althea Shrub
The Minerva Rose of Sharon Althea Shrub (Hibiscus syriacus ‘Minerva’) offers a stunning display with its pinkish-lavender blooms and colorful red centers set against dark-green foliage.
Introduced by the U.S. National Arboretum in 1986, the Minerva is celebrated for its floriferous nature, heat tolerance, and vigorous growth.
This low-maintenance shrub requires little pruning to maintain its profuse flowering, making it a hassle-free addition to any landscape.
It’s also drought-tolerant and deer resistant, thriving with just sunlight and water.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 8-10 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 6-8 ft.
- Flowers: Early summer to late fall
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to Part Sun
- Botanical Name: Hibiscus syriacus ‘Minerva’
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16. Sioux Crape Myrtle
The Sioux Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia x ‘Sioux’) is a vibrant and resilient flowering tree, known for its long-lasting dark pink blooms from summer to fall.
Remarkably cold hardy, it can withstand freezing temperatures down to 0 degrees, making it suitable for growing in zone 6. Its lush pink flowers bloom in large clusters against a backdrop of dark green leaves, creating a striking contrast.
In fall, the foliage transforms into stunning shades of purple and red. Additionally, the Sioux Crape Myrtle features uniquely patterned bark, adding to its year-round visual appeal.
- USDA Growing Zones: 6-10 outdoors (hardy down to 0℉)
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Height: Mature height of 13-20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 8-12 ft.
- Flowers: Dark pink blooms from summer to fall
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to Partial Sun
- Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia x ‘Sioux’
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17. Prairifire Crabapple Tree
The Prairifire Crabapple Tree (Malus x ‘Prairifire’) is an all-year showstopper, perfect for lining driveways or as a vibrant feature in your yard.
It bursts into color in spring with purple and red leaves and pink-magenta flowers. Unlike other trees that fade in summer, the Prairifire retains its warm hues. In winter, it stands out with gray and deep orange bark and cherry-like berries, adding warmth even in the cold.
This tree is favored by birds, reducing the mess of fallen fruit, and is notably resistant to common crabapple diseases, requiring minimal upkeep.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-8 outdoors (hardy down to -20℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 15-20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-20 ft.
- Flowers: Pink-magenta blooms in spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Malus x ‘Prairifire’
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18. Summer Chocolate Mimosa Tree
The Summer Chocolate Mimosa Tree (Albizia julibrissin) is a captivating addition to any landscape, providing a tropical ambiance with its unique features.
In spring, V-shaped green leaves emerge, gradually transitioning to a stunning dark burgundy in summer, offering a striking contrast to traditional green foliage.
The tree truly shines late in spring when it bursts into a display of eye-catching fuzzy pink blooms, attracting both admiration and wildlife, especially hummingbirds.
The Chocolate Mimosa is a drought-tolerant tree, is low-maintenance and adapts well to various soil types, making it an effortless yet dramatic choice for adding exotic flair to your yard.
- USDA Growing Zones: 7-9 outdoors (hardy down to 10℉)
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Height: Mature height of 20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15 ft.
- Flowers: Fuzzy pink blooms in late spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Albizia julibrissin
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19. Tonto Crape Myrtle Tree
The Tonto Crape Myrtle Tree (Lagerstroemia indica ‘Tonto’) offers massive blooms in a compact form, making it an ideal choice for small gardens seeking big impact.
This tree stands out with its rich fuchsia-red flowers that bloom throughout the summer. It’s notably disease-resistant and adaptable to various soils, requiring minimal maintenance.
The Tonto thrives in neglect and is more resilient against common Crape diseases, ensuring a vibrant display from late spring to early fall, even under drought conditions.
Its leaves are among the last to fall in autumn, prolonging the garden’s colorful display.
- USDA Growing Zones: 7-10 outdoors (hardy down to 10℉)
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Height: Mature height of 8-10 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 6-10 ft.
- Flowers: Fuchsia-red blooms throughout the summer
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia indica ‘Tonto’
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20. Kwanzan Cherry Tree
The Kwanzan Cherry Tree (Prunus ‘Kwanzan’) is renowned for its exceptional beauty and hardiness, making it the showiest member of the Cherry Tree family.
Distinguished by its double pink blooms, the Kwanzan produces clusters of 3 to 5 flowers that resemble carnations in both color and volume.
Its spectacular bloom begins in April and can last for weeks, transitioning to golden autumn leaves in the fall.
This tree offers four seasons of interest and is notably easy to grow, thriving in a variety of soils and climates without the need for extensive care.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 30-40 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 30-40 ft.
- Flowers: Double pink blooms in clusters, appearing in April
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Prunus ‘Kwanzan’
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21. Robinson Crabapple Tree
The Robinson Crabapple Tree (Malus ‘Robinson’) is celebrated for its vibrant pink blooms in spring and decorative fruit in fall.
Renowned for its disease and pest resistance, the Robinson Crabapple is an early season bloomer that adds a soft, pink charm to any landscape.
In addition to its stunning flowers, this tree attracts a variety of wildlife, including birds and butterflies, thanks to its enticing berries.
Growing up to 15-20 ft. tall, the Robinson Crabapple is both striking and easy to grow, making it a favorite among both seasoned and beginner gardeners.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-8 outdoors (hardy down to -20℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 15-20 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-25 ft.
- Flowers: Soft pink blooms in early spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to Partial Sun
- Botanical Name: Malus ‘Robinson’
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22. Autumn Blooming Cherry
The Autumn Blooming Cherry Tree (Prunus subhirtella ‘Autumnalis’) is an enchanting addition to any garden, offering four seasons of beauty.
Known for its delightful fragrance and cheerful semi-double blooms, it produces lovely dark pink buds and pale pink flowers that reappear in autumn.
This tree is celebrated for its easy care, low maintenance, and status as an official tree of the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
It’s not only a visual treat but also a haven for pollinators and birds, thanks to its tiny cherries.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-8 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Medium
- Height: Mature height of 20-30 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-25 ft.
- Flowers: Lovely dark pink buds & pale pink blooms in spring and repeat bloom in autumn
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Prunus subhirtella ‘Autumnalis’
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23. Okame Cherry Tree
The Okame Cherry Tree (Prunus x ‘Okame’) is a breathtaking ornamental tree known for its early spring blooms, offering a stunning display of vivid rosy pink blossoms.
Celebrated at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., this tree is a reliable performer from Canada to Central Florida.
Its long-lasting flowers emit a mild fragrance and emerge on bare stems before the leaves, creating a striking visual impact.
The Okame Cherry Tree thrives in both hot and humid as well as hot and dry climates, and its leaves turn a brilliant coppery orange-red with hints of yellow in colder climates, providing exceptional fall color.
- USDA Growing Zones: 6-8 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Medium
- Height: Mature height of 15-30 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 20-30 ft.
- Flowers: Vivid rosy pink blossoms in early spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Prunus x ‘Okame’
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24. Pink Flowering Dogwood Tree
The Pink Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida f. rubra) is an ornamental tree celebrated for its early spring bloom and year-round beauty.
Its pink flowering bracts, which transition to white centers, captivate onlookers in early spring before the leaves emerge.
The tree’s striking blooms vary in shades of pink, attracting pollinators and providing an early-season feast. In summer, deep green leaves transform into vivid crimson in fall, complemented by purplish-red berries.
This hardy, low-maintenance tree, known for its graceful form, also features peeling, cinnamon-colored bark in winter, adding to its four-season appeal.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Medium
- Height: Mature height of 15-25 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-20 ft.
- Flowers: Bright pink bracts fading to white in the center, blooming in early spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun to Partial Shade
- Botanical Name: Cornus florida f. rubra
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25. Saucer Magnolia
The Saucer Magnolia (Magnolia x soulangeana) is a breathtaking ornamental tree known for its large, saucer-shaped blooms.
These spectacular flowers, appearing in shades of white, pink, and purple, create a stunning display in early spring. The tree continues to charm throughout the year with its sweet fragrance, attractive fall color, and appealing seed pods in autumn.
It’s a versatile tree that can serve as a specimen plant, part of a privacy hedge, or as a vibrant addition to wildlife-friendly gardens.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Medium
- Height: Mature height of 20-30 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 15-20 ft.
- Flowers: Large, cup-shaped flowers in pink and white, blooming in early spring
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Magnolia soulangeana
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26. Plumeria
Plumeria plants, also known as Frangipani or the ‘lei flower’, are renowned for their vibrant blooms that last from April to November.
Native to tropical regions, these plants feature clusters of large five-petal blossoms contrasting with lush dark green leaves, bringing a touch of Hawaiian paradise to any setting.
Plumerias are highly adaptable and can be grown in containers in colder climates, making them perfect for diverse environments.
They are drought, heat, and salt-resistant, ideal for various locations including patios and terraces. With their gardenia-like fragrance and assorted color varieties, Plumerias add both visual and aromatic appeal to your landscape.
- USDA Growing Zones: 4-9 patio / 10-11 outdoors (hardy down to 40℉)
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Height: Mature height of 5-10 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 3-5 ft.
- Flowers: Clusters of large five-petal blossoms from April to November
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to Partial Sun
- Botanical Name: Plumeria
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27. Scarlet Fire® Dogwood Tree
The Scarlet Fire® Dogwood Tree (Cornus kousa ‘Rutpink’) is a remarkable ornamental tree known for its unique fuchsia blooms, a rare find among dogwoods.
This tree features a lengthy flowering season, lasting six to eight weeks in spring, showcasing its deep, richly colored flowers.
The dark green leaves with purple streaks offer a stunning contrast against the vibrant pink flowers, and in autumn, they transform into lovely shades of red and orange.
The Scarlet Fire Dogwood is not only visually striking but also yields small red berries with a sweet and spicy flavor, reminiscent of persimmons.
This tree is exceptionally easy to care for, being drought and heat-tolerant, and more resistant to diseases and pests compared to other dogwood varieties.
- USDA Growing Zones: 5-9 outdoors (hardy down to -10℉)
- Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 25 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 20 ft.
- Flowers: Fuchsia blooms in April-May
- Sunlight Requirements: Partial shade preferred; can tolerate full sun in cooler zones
- Botanical Name: Cornus kousa ‘Rutpink’
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28. Fire Light® Hydrangea Tree
The Fire Light® Hydrangea Tree (Hydrangea paniculata ‘Fire Light’) stands out with its extraordinary display of large panicle blooms that last from mid-summer to fall.
Unlike other perennial trees with a shorter bloom period, the Fire Light® Hydrangea offers a prolonged display of vibrant white and red-pink flowers.
These blooms create a stunning color blend, making it a striking focal point in any garden.
Remarkably hardy, the Fire Light is resilient against late spring frosts as the flowers develop on new wood each growing season.
This tree not only delivers long-lasting beauty but also shows exceptional toughness in various climates.
- USDA Growing Zones: 3-8 outdoors (hardy down to -30℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 6 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 6 ft.
- Flowers: Large white and red-pink panicle blooms from mid-summer to fall
- Sunlight Requirements: Full to Partial Sun (4-6 hours of sunlight)
- Botanical Name: Hydrangea paniculata ‘Fire Light’
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29. Pink Silk Floss Tree
The Pink Silk Floss Tree (Ceiba speciosa) is an extraordinary tree, known for its striking autumn bloom.
From October to November, it is adorned with stunning, funnel-shaped pink flowers that resemble hibiscus blooms.
This South American native also produces woody, pear-shaped seed pods filled with silken floss, which historically had various practical uses.
While it grows quickly initially, its growth rate moderates over time, making it a manageable and versatile choice for different landscapes, including highways, residential areas, and as a backyard shade tree.
- USDA Growing Zones: 9-11 outdoors (hardy down to 30℉)
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Height: Mature height of 40-60 ft.
- Width: Mature width of 20-40 ft.
- Flowers: Pink, funnel-shaped blooms in autumn (October to November)
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun
- Botanical Name: Ceiba speciosa
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