Without further ado, here’s a short list of trees that have a bright and beautiful bloom to usher in the end of the cold and the start of spring and summer:<\/p>\n
Eastern Redbud<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Eastern redbuds are extremely small for trees \u2013 bordering on shrub \u2013 so if you don’t have a ton of space, they are a great option! Redbuds have incredibly gorgeous pink, heart-shaped, leaves that turn a vibrant yellow in the fall. Fully grown, these trees will reach a maximum of thirty feet, so you won’t need to worry about them getting huge and looming over your roof or your neighbor’s property. They look lovely if you plant a few of them all in a row, and the bloom, when it hits, is crazy stunning!<\/p>\n Flowering Dogwood<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n First of all, it is undeniably true that “Dogwood” is a fun name for a tree, and you’ll have the opportunity to say it often if you make the wise decision to plant a couple of these awesome trees in your yard. A flowering dogwood<\/a> is basically an upgrade from the eastern redbud. They grow a bit taller, and a bit wider, with hypnotic horizontal branches. There are very few trees that make a yard feel as cozy as a flowering dogwood; you will love them and your children will come to associate their lovely pink flowers with the coming of spring and summer.<\/p>\n Flowering Crabapple<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Producing pink, white and red flowers, these trees can add some serious spring glamour to your yard. They also produce tiny little apples in the shades of orange, yellow and burgundy. Depending on which type of flowering crabapple you plant, you may end up with some very cool fall colour as well! Crabapple trees are extremely resilient and great at resisting disease, so if you keep them pruned and make sure they don’t dry out, they should be in good shape without too much upkeep!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/chippstree.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/04\/Three-Trees-That-Shine-In-Spring-IMAGE.jpg\")
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