Early bird gets the worm as they say! Well, today, we will be looking at three types of plants that are early spring bloomers! What are these three types of plants you might ask? Well, we have cherry trees, magnolias, and forsythias, which all have stunning bright blooms for your property in early spring.
Cherry trees have excellent blooms that will really stand out in your yard and the great thing is that there are multiple kinds! We have the Kwanzan cherry, the Yoshino cherry, and many many more! Cherries get up to just 25 feet high, making them the perfect small tree for your property. The Kwanzan Cherry has nice, big, pretty pink blooms while the Yoshino cherry has excellent white blooms with many cultivars. The cherry tree species is a popular tree and you will see many blooming in early spring and now you know how to recognize them!
Magnolias are one of the most stunning trees, with many types of cultivars to pick and choose from. There are the southern magnolias, saucer magnolias, big leaf magnolias, and many more. Magnolias are very fragrant trees, for they give off an amazing smell, and usually have anywhere from 6 to 12 petals! But what makes them so beautiful is their cup-like shape of their bloom and many colors such as pink, white and even yellow. The most amazing thing about magnolias is they can be evergreen or deciduous, depending on where they are planted!!!
Last, but definitely not least we have forsythia, an absolutely stunning shrub. Forsythia is very common, and you probably see it everywhere you go, but many do not know what it looks like. Well, Forsythia can grow very tall and wild when it is not managed! Forsythia has an abundant amount of excellent, bright, yellow flowers, covering the shrub from head to toe! This shrub adds beauty to your property, like never before, with its bright yellow flowers standing out.
Overall, cherries, magnolias, forsythia, and their cultivars add wonder and beauty to your property. These trees are all early spring bloomers that are all very common.











