Flowering dogwoods are suitable for USDA Zones 5-9. In addition to the white-flowering trees suggested here, there are other flowering trees as well as trees for small yards. If you're ready to plant ...

They will do best in US hardiness zone 5 to zone 8. If you're after a flowering tree that produces an abundance of blooms, a redbud is the perfect choice. Redbud trees are among the best privacy ...

Small flowering trees bloom in March and transform gardens ... bring beauty and grow well in sandy to clay soil in USDA zones ...

In USDA zones 5 and 6, the chaste tree will die back in winter ... even without its leaves and flowers. It has an ornamental trunk, with most individuals growing multiple trunks unless trained ...

Vitex chaste trees are beautiful and virtually carefree summer-blooming shrubby trees that ... It grows best in warm climates; in cooler regions (Zone 5 and 6) it is often grown as a perennial ...