Colors in the Sky

Most people think of flowers as coming up from the ground, often a welcome sign of spring, but some of the most beautiful flowers — in appearance and scent — come from flowering trees. The flowers of some trees are a necessary component of producing fruit, while others are simply a function of the tree’s annual cycle. It’s hard to beat strolling alongside flowering trees on a spring or summer afternoon. Even the hardest of hearts surely can’t suppress that warm, quiet feeling that wells up in your chest when surrounded by so much of nature’s glory. Gaze upon some of our favorite North American flowering trees.

flowering dogwood Colors in the Sky

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 Flowering Dogwood

 

crabapple Colors in the Sky

via Hendricks Photos

 Crabapple

 

serviceberry Colors in the Sky

via dmott9

 Serviceberry

 

flowering cherry Colors in the Sky

via ajari

 Flowering Cherry

 

magnolia Colors in the Sky

via Loren Sztajer

 Magnolia

 

golden currant Colors in the Sky

via Matt Lavin

 Golden Currant

 

black locust Colors in the Sky

via The Equinest

 Black Locust

 

yellow poplar Colors in the Sky

via jimbrickett

 Yellow Poplar

 

viburnum Colors in the Sky

via blumenbiene

 Viburnum

 

horse chestnut Colors in the Sky

via blumenbiene

 Horse Chestnut

 

lilacs Colors in the Sky

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 Lilac

 

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