Best Flowering Trees for Michigan

Discover the top flowering trees that not only thrive in Michigan's climate but also add spectacular color and beauty to any landscape.

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American Elderberry

American Elderberry is celebrated for its beautiful clusters of white flowers and edible berries, ideal for Michigan's soil.

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American Plum

Enjoy the early spring blossoms of the American Plum, which offers not just visual appeal but also attracts pollinators.

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Basswood

Basswood trees are known for their sweet-scented flowers that enhance any green space and support local wildlife.

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Blackhaw Viburnum

This rugged tree showcases attractive floral displays and offers persistent fruit that adds winter interest.

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Buttonbush

With its distinctive globe-shaped blooms, Buttonbush is a conversation starter and a magnet for butterflies.

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Cherry Blossom

Cherry Blossoms provide a breathtaking floral display, making them a favorite for enhancing aesthetic appeal.

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Chokecherry Trees

Chokecherry Trees are ideal for naturalistic gardens, offering clusters of white flowers followed by dark berries.

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Common Ninebark

Common Ninebark stands out with its cascading clusters of white blooms and exfoliating bark for year-round interest.

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Crabapple

Crabapple trees are celebrated for their stunning spring flowers and ornamental fruits that last into winter.

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ENJOY

Transform your outdoor spaces with these spectacular flowering trees that bring life and color throughout the seasons.