Flowers of American Fringetree
This photo is flowers of American Fringetree. These flowers are very alike the flowers of Chinese Fringetree and they are lightly fragrant.
This photo is flowers of American Fringetree. These flowers are very alike the flowers of Chinese Fringetree and they are lightly fragrant.
This photo is cluster flowers of Red Horsechestnut. Red Horsechestnut blooms about 8 inches long cluster pink or red flowers (as you can see on this picture) in late spring to early summer. Red Horsechestnut is a deciduous tree and growing habit is round and reaches 12m (40 feet) height and width and prefers full sun or partial shade area. The flowers of this tree attract bees, butterflys and birds well.
This photo is Flowering Dogwood. Flowering Dogwood is a deciduous tree and glows up to 10m (33 feet) height and width as probably you know well. This tree is the most popular one as well as the flowering pear tree in USA.
The actual flowers are just the yellow part and the four white petal like parts are bracts (a kind of leaves).
This photo is flowers of Dwarf Fothergilla. Dwarf Fothergilla is deciduous shrub, grows 1.2m (4 feet) height and width and has fragrant white flowers in spring before leaves become full growth. Dwarf Fothergilla is easy to grow and spreads with its root suckers and forms colony in full sun or partial shade area. This shrub does not have any serious insect and disease problems.
This photo is for Paperbush flowers which appear in early spring. These flowers have strong good smell which works for attracting insects. As you can see these flowers form clusters and open on bare twigs.
You can see another post for Paperbush Buds.