More and more people plan their trips to enjoy the beautiful blooms that nature gives us between the end of winter and mid-spring. What if you could enjoy a small sample of it without leaving home?

The presence of trees with spectacular flowers make your garden your pride and the admiration of everyone. Flowering trees are very valuable allies to contribute color and charm to your outdoor space. They are also, and above all, a source of joy and serenity.

The beauty of flowers reconciles you with existence, shows you how lucky we are to live in this world inhabited by such a creative and generous nature, but flowering trees are not only beautiful, but They promote biodiversity by offering food and shelter to pollinating insects.

For make the right choice It is essential to take into account the need for sunlight, cold tolerance or even the flowering period. Let’s find out the most beautiful trees that can live in your garden.

1. Almond tree: welcome to spring

The almond tree (Prunus dulcis) is one of the first to bloom, in mid or late February, letting us know that spring is just around the corner.

iStockPhoto

With its delicate white or pink flowers, This tree is a true visual spectacle. In addition to beautifying your garden, it also offers delicious whole fruits at the peak of their bloom. If you have ever tried almonds picked directly from the tree, you will know that it is a real pleasure.

But remember that to the almond tree He loves the sun and hates the cold, so make sure you plant it in the right place!

2. Tree of love: Blooming without limits

Cercis siliquastrumcommonly called the tree of love, redbud or crazy carob, is known for its unusual flowers that explode during the months of April and May creating a magical effect.

iStockPhoto

The flowers resemble little butterflies, that offer a fascinating touch to your garden.

This tree is ideal for small gardens thanks to its modest size, reaching a maximum of 10 meters in height. In spring it develops quickly and requires minimal maintenance: it will bloom year after year! Plus, it provides great shade.

3. bitter orange: a unique fragrance

He Citrus x aurantium, Commonly known as the bitter orange tree, it adorns many streets in Seville and other Spanish cities. The white and very fragrant flowers, Known as orange blossom, they appear between March and April.

iStockPhoto

The bitter orange tree prefers warm and temperate climates, and requires a full sun exposure. It is moderately tolerant of heat and periods of drought, but is sensitive to severe frosts.

The fruits of this beautiful fruit tree are not eaten fresh, but they can be used for make jams or distill the essential oil.

4. Laburnum: A cascade of yellow flowers

Laburnum, also known as false ebony, fascinates with its yellow flower chains Grouped together, they bring warm, sunny light to your garden. Its flowers are very fragrant and attract many pollinators. It is also a tree that will give you good shade in summer.

iStockPhoto

He Laburnum anagyroides roots easily and It doesn’t require much maintenance. Requires well-drained soil and full exposure to light. It tolerates temperatures down to -20 °C, is very resistant and adaptable, even in the most polluted environments.

5. Flamboyán: one of the most colorful trees in the world

He flamboyant (Delonix regia), also known as ponciana or fire tree, is a tropical tree of great beauty and rapid growth, native to Madagascar. Its appearance is elegant, with a stylized trunk and a wide crown that provides excellent shade.

iStock

Its foliage is intense green and its flowering is spectacular: the flowers appear in spring and summer in the shape of showy clusters, with large, wavy deep red petals or orange, although there are varieties with yellow flowers.

This tree requires a warm, frost-free climatesince it does not tolerate temperatures below 5 °C. It grows best in well-drained soils exposed to direct sunas it needs a lot of light to bloom in all its splendor. It is recommended to prune it carefully to shape the crown and strengthen its structure.

6. Magnolias: garden classics

There are magnolias of various sizes. Whether you choose a small shrub or a majestic tree like the Magnolia grandiflora, with its white flowers, it is always spectacular and elegant.

iStock

The star magnoliaMagnolia stelleta), famous for its delicacy, is a sure choice that will reign in your garden.

iStock

There are also varieties of magnolia trees with pink flowers, such as the «Leonard Messel» magnolia, which also blooms in spring.

iStock Photo.Kristina Chizmar

To make the most of its beauty, choose a sunny place and combine it with other vibrantly colored flowers to offer an attractive visual contrast.

7. Mimosa: Winter pom poms

The mimosa (Acacia dealbata) will brighten up your garden starting at the end of the year. With his bright yellow pom poms, It brings a touch of joy and fills the air with its sweet fragrance. Its delicate foliage blends easily with other plants, creating a serene and welcoming garden.

iStock

To enhance your mimosa, you can combine it with roses or geraniumswith which they will create a nice contrast. This mix will complement the elegance of the mimosa and add diversity of colors and textures to your garden.

this tree prefers warm climates.

8. Paulownia: pure majesty

The Paulownia tomentosa It is a still little-known tree that deserves attention, especially if you have space for an imposing tree.

iStock

Its flowering in spring is a real spectacle with its purple flowers bell-shaped.

Choose a sunny place and provide fresh, well-drained soil. Remember to let him space so that it can reach a great height.

9. Jacaranda: floral display

The Jacaranda mimosifoliawith its showy lavender-blue trumpet-shaped flowers, It is probably one of the most beautiful trees you can have in the garden.

iStock

Its floral display is impressive from May to June. In addition, its feathery leaves contribute to its attractiveness.

Although it is native to Argentina and Bolivia, it is one of the emblematic ornamental trees of the Canary Islands.

10. Japanese cherry tree: spring ritual

Prunus serrulata It is famous for its flowering coinciding with the beginning of spring, when it is covered with delicate pink or white flowers that look like clouds suspended in the air. Its elegant habit and reddish autumn foliage make it an exceptional ornamental tree.

iStock

The ideal is to plant it in a sunny place and protected from the wind, with well-drained soil rich in organic matter. To maintain its splendor, it is important to prune it after flowering and ensure that the soil retains moisture without becoming waterlogged.

11. Pear tree: beautiful flowers, as well as fruits

Pyrus communis is a fruit tree that, in addition to providing delicious pears, gives a beautiful flowering in spring with clusters of white flowers that attract pollinators. Its golden-toned fall foliage adds another visual appeal to the garden.

iStock

prefer sunny locations and fertile soils with good drainage. For a bountiful harvest, annual pruning in winter and ensuring it receives sufficient watering during the drier months is advisable.

12. Acacia of Constantinople

Albizia julibrissin It is an ideal option for those looking for an exotic looking tree. Their silky flowers of pale to deep pink color, Together with its light and feathery foliage, they give it an ethereal beauty.

iStock

this tree is drought resistant and grows best in well-drained soil and sunny exposures. It does not require much pruning, just removing dry branches to maintain its shape.

13. Jupiter Tree: Choose your color

It is a spectacle of color during the summer, with clusters of flowers in shades pink, lilac, red or white that contrast with its smooth and decorative bark.

iStock

Lagerstroemia indica prefer warm and sunny climates, with well-drained soils. Pruning in winter stimulates more abundant flowering, and although it is resistant to drought, it will appreciate moderate watering in times of extreme heat.

14. False acacia: flowers in clusters

It is a fast growing tree that is covered in spring hanging clusters of white flowers, sweet and intoxicating aroma.

iStock

It tolerates different types of soil well, but prefers dry and sandy. It is important to control its growth, since it tends to spread easily through shoots.

It is also advisable to prune the Robinia pseudoacacia after flowering to maintain its shape.

15. Orchid tree or cow’s foot

Bauhinia variegata It is a very attractive option for lovers of the exotic. Their orchid-shaped flowers, white or pink, They are a delight to the eye and attract pollinating insects.

In our country, to resist winter you need a temperate or warm climate like the one that occurs on the coast of Andalusia and Murcia or in the Canary Islands. In other colder areas it can be adapted to a greenhouse.

16. China soap dish

Koelreuteria paniculata It is a very attractive tree, with clusters of yellow flowers in summer that give way to fruits similar to paper lanterns. His golden autumn foliage makes it a true work of natural art.

iStock

It adapts well to different types of soil and tolerates drought, but grows best in sunny places with moderate irrigation. Light pruning at the end of winter will help maintain its harmonious appearance.

Requires protection from strong cold when young.

17. The tree of paradise

Melia azedarach dresses up in spring with bunches of small lilac flowers with a sweet and penetrating aroma. In autumn, its golden fruits add another decorative touch.

iStock

It is a hardy species that thrives in Well-drained soils and full sun. Although it tolerates drought well, it will benefit from occasional watering in prolonged periods of heat.

18. Pomegranate: a unique tree

Punica granatum It is a tree that not only enchants with its orange-red flowers in spring and summer, but also gives away delicious fruits that are very beneficial for health.

iStock

It is resistant and adapts to different types of soil, as long as they have good drainage. It prefers full sun and appreciates annual pruning to strengthen its structure and improve fruit production.

19. The fire tree

Brachychiton acerifolius lives up to its name with its spectacular red flowering intense that covers the tree before its leaves appear.

iStock

It is a smart choice for large gardens in temperate and warm climates, with well-drained soils and sunny exposure. It tolerates drought well once established and requires little pruning.

20. Colville Glory Tree

Colvillea racemosa It is a tree native to Madagascar that exhibits long spikes of orange flowers that…