Friday, December 11, 2009

What are some flowering trees that bloom in late June?

I am looking for flowering trees I can use at my wedding at the end of June. Im looking for anything that has delicate white or ivory blossoms. I really like the look of the Cleveland Pear and White Flowering Dogwoods, but they all bloom early Spring. Any ideas for June and July?What are some flowering trees that bloom in late June?
Yoshino Cherry, Kwanzan Cherry %26amp; Catalpa. (Don't know about the ';delicate'; part with catalpa - but they do make white flowered clusters in late June)





Actually - since you didn't say where you are - when they bloom could be earlier than here (or later - if you're farther north).





Check with a nursery in your area - they should be able to tell you when they flower where you live.What are some flowering trees that bloom in late June?
You might try crepe myrtle, they bloom in white, lavander' pink and are very delicate looking.
look up wild plum
Kousa dogwood flowers in June in many areas and there are new varieties being made available all the time. Look for a plant called Japanese Stewardia, its a small tree that has large, white flowers and it blooms in mid summer. Also look for as small tree/ large shrub called Franklinia, its a great plant that flowers in August and it also has large white flowers. It also has a wonderful story. Look that one up for some great reading.





Best of luck
crape myrtle.


cold hardy to 5 F. blooms all summer





southern magnolia


cold hardy to -20 F bloom mostly in spring, but a few stattered ones in the summer





rose of sharon


cold hardy to -25 F. hibiscus tree with pink blooms fom late june to september
Depends on where you are... but most trees with white flowers are spring bloomers. If late June isn't spring in your part of the world, you'll have to look very hard.





Try checking with your local nurseries and (in the US) with your local extension service for species that might be blooming in your area then.

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