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Flowering trees always have a splendid display of mass-color when they are in peak blooming. Most of flowering trees in the temperate areas have peak blooming in the Spring. However, there some trees bloom in Summer or Fall. Depend on where they are grown, some trees may be considered as shrubs. Most of trees in this page are grown for their flowers and shade, but some for shade or other purposes. Trees that can only grown in USDA hardy zone >9 are considered tropical plants.

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Common and Latin names	Plant Type, Hardiness	Blooming Time
American Holly Ilex opaca	Tree, zone 5 Up to 40 ft	Spring
African tulip tree, Flame of the Forest. Spathodea campanulata	Tree, zone 9-11 (30-40 ft)	Late Fall to early Winter
Apple serviceberry Amelanchier x grandiflora	Tree hardy zone 4-9 Up to 20 ft	Spring
Asian pear Pyrus serotina	Fruit tree, zone 5-8	Early Spring
Autograph tree *Clusia rosea*	Tropical tree, zone 10-11	Spring
Banksia protea Banksia integrifolia	Sub-tropical tree, zone 9 Link to Protea Flowers	Spring
Barringtonia Barringtonia acutangula	Tropical tree, 9-11	Spring
Black locust *Robinia pseudoacacia*	Tree, zone 5-9	Spring
Blackwood, African wattle, weeping wattle. Peltophorum africanum	Tropical tree, zone 10-11	Summer-Fall
Blue beech Carpinus caroliniana	Tree, zone 3-9	Spring
Bauhinia, Orchid tree Bauhinia blakeana	Tropical tree, zone 10-11	Spring-Fall
Bird's Eye Bush, Ochna, Mickey mouse plant. Ochna sp.	Small tree/ shrub, zone 10-11 More pictures of Ochna	Spring
Californian horsechestnut, Buckeye Aesculus californica	Tree up to 15 ft zone 6-10	Spring
Cape Chestnut Calodendrum capense	Tree, zone 9-11	Summer
Cassia (Senna) Senna bicapsularis	Tree, zone 9-11	Fall
Chulta, Elephant tree Dillenia indica	Tropical tree, zone 9-11	Spring