Discover the most beautiful Beautiful Trees with White Flowers in this list and plant one of these in your garden for an elegant display!
Here’s an exclusive list of the most Beautiful Trees with White Flowers you must grow in your yard!
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Beautiful Trees with White Flowers
1. American Elderberry
Botanical Name: Sambucus canadensis
Once mature, this shrub can reach up to 12 feet tall and 6 feet wide. The white flowers appear from June to July and emit a fresh, lemony scent that tempts bees and butterflies.
2. American Fringe
Botanical Name: Chionanthus virginicus
The creamy-white fringe-like blooms appear from May to June. It grows well in fertile, moist soil and prefers partial to full sunlight.
3. Acoma Crape Myrtle Tree
Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia indica
This semi-dwarf tree grows up to 8-10 feet tall, making it a good choice for small gardens. This tree can withstand different soil conditions and likes the full sun.
4. Bridal Wreath Spirea
Botanical Name: Spiraea prunifolia
This shrub resembles a rose bush; the white flowers look beautiful over ovate leaves. The orange, yellow, and gold foliage bring color to your yard in the fall. It can reach up to eight feet tall.
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5. Black Chokeberry
Botanical Name: Aronia melanocarpa
This small shrub thrives well in group planting; it can grow up to six feet tall and offer clusters of white blooms with pink stamens during spring. It favors acidic, well-draining soil.
6. Bradford Flowering Pear Tree
Botanical Name: Pyrus calleryana ‘Bradford’
This tree with white flowers is an ideal choice for both front and back lawns; it can grow up to 30 feet tall and 20 feet wide. It also produces hard fruits that birds enjoy.
7. Bigleaf Magnolia
Botanical Name: Magnolia macrophylla
This North American native tree produces the largest leaf that can get up to 12-36 inches long and ivory-hued blooms. The tree grows up to 30-40 feet tall.
8. Buttonbush
Botanical Name: Cephalanthus occidentalis
Native to Chicago and the eastern U.S., this medium to large suckering bush can reach up to 12 feet tall and wide. The pin-cushion-like white-scented blooms occur in June.
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9. Cleveland Pear Tree
Botanical Name: Pyrus calleryana ‘Chanticleer’
This tree starts growing in a pyramidal shape and becomes oval with time; it grows up to 25-30 feet. Clusters of white flowers appear in April and the 14-16 feet wide tree.
10. Carolina Silverbell
Botanical Name: Halesia carolina
Native to southeast regions of the U.S., in the Smoky Mountains, this small to medium-sized plant grows up to 40 feet tall. During spring, the tree produces clusters of white bell-shaped pendulous flowers.
11. California Buckeye
Botanical Name: Aesculus californica
This tree can reach up to 10-20 feet tall and produces creamy-white flower spikes. It lives on slopes and canyons. The California Buckeye can tolerate droughts.
12. ‘Donald Wyman’ Crabapple
Botanical Name: Malus ‘Donald Wyman’
This tree appreciates full sun and well-draining acidic soil; it grows up to 15-20 feet high and 20-25 feet wide. From April, pink buds open and offer fragrant white blooms with yellow centers.
13. Kousa Dogwood
Botanical Name: Cornus kousa
Also known as Japanese Dogwood, this tree is more aesthetic and disease-resistant than other Dogwoods. It blooms from May to June and produces four-petaled white flowers.
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14. Fringe Tree
Botanical Name: Chionanthus virginicus
This low-maintenance tree from the eastern U.S. produces 6-inch long clusters of fringe-like white blooms around May or June. In late summer, black-blue fruit appears, which birds love.
15. Giant Dogwood
Botanical Name: Cornus controversa
Native to China and Japan, the giant dogwood can reach up to 35-40 feet in height. It favors plenty of sunlight and some shade. This tree is loved for its clusters of small white flowers over green leaves.
16. Japanese Crepe Myrtle 
Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia subcostata var. fauriei
This medium-sized tree grows well in tropical and temperamental climates. It shows off frilly white blooms over green leaves. Japanese Crepe Myrtle is deer-resistant.
17. Horse Chestnut 
Botanical Name: Aesculus hippocastanum
This large deciduous tree offers clusters of white blooms in May; it attains a maximum height of 50-75 feet tall and 40-65 feet wide. It grows best in well-draining, moist soil.
18. Japanese Lilac
Botanical Name: Syringa reticulata
It is a suitable choice to line your patio or pathway; the Japanese lilac can grow up to 30 feet tall and 20 feet wide. In June, scented creamy white blooms occur on the tree.
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19. Japanese Snowbell
Botanical Name: Styrax japonicus
The Japanese snowball features mildly scented white bell-shaped blooms with yellow seed pods in May or June. During the fall, the foliage turns yellow and then red.
20. Kobus Magnolia
Botanical Name: Magnolia kobus
This small shrub or large pyramid-shaped tree offers cup-shaped white blossoms in March. It grows up to 25-30 feet tall.
21. Natal Plum
Botanical Name: Carissa macrocarpa
Natal plum trees thrive near the coast as they like salty and windy areas. You can grow this versatile tree with white flowers in planters or ground.
22. Natchez Crape Myrtle Tree
Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia ‘Natchez’
‘Natchez’ is a fast-growing tree; it can be used as a screen tree for pathways. It displays clusters of white blossoms from summer to fall.
23. Orange Jasmine
Botanical Name: Murraya paniculata
This tree can be started indoors; as a landscape screen, it can reach up to 8-12 feet tall. It produces one-inch scented white blooms over shiny evergreen leaves on twisting branches.
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24. Pee Gee Hydrangea
Botanical Name: Hydrangea paniculata ‘Grandiflora’
This fast-growing, large shrub or small tree shows off clusters of large, round-white blooms. The leaves turn purple-pink during summer. It can tolerate a range of climates.
25. Northern Catalpa
Botanical Name: Catalpa speciosa
This tall tree produces heart-shaped leaves; it starts blooming after seven years after planting. The white trumpet-shaped blossoms appear in late spring.
26. Black Locust
Botanical Name: Robinia pseudoacacia
This filler tree grows up to 30-50 tall and 20-35 wide. It offers clusters of fragrant white blossoms in late spring to early summer. In fall, dark blue-green foliage turns yellow.
27. Serviceberry
Botanical Name: Amelanchier canadensis
Serviceberry is a deciduous tree; it sports clusters of white blooms from March to April. It can grow up to 15-25 feet tall. The foliage turns red-gold in the fall, making it more appealing to look at.
28. Royal White Redbud 
Botanical Name: Cercis canadensis f. alba ‘Royal White’
As the name sounds, this beautiful tree boasts heart-shaped leaves that appear after blooms finish flowering. It grows up to 15-25 feet tall in a vase shape.
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29. Southern Magnolia
Botanical Name: Magnolia grandiflora
Southern Magnolia can grow up to 80 feet tall and features white 12-inch cup-size scented blooms in spring to mid-summer. Grow it in grassy areas to avoid messy sidewalks due to falling seeds.
30. Sourwood
Botanical Name: Oxydendrum arboreum
This pollinator tree grows up to 30 feet tall with 20 feet of spread; during early summer, it displays fragrant white blossoms on drooping stalks that look like the Lilies of the Valley.
31. Spring Snow Crabapple
Botanical Name: Malus ‘Spring Snow’
‘Spring Snow’ does not produce fruits; it offers white flowers with fan-like petals and pale yellow stamen in the spring. It grows up to 20-25 feet tall and 5-20 feet wide.
32. Star Magnolia
Botanical Name: Magnolia stellata
The Star Magnolia is a small tree or large shrub known for its delicate, star-shaped flowers that bloom in early spring.
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33. Sweet Tea
Botanical Name: Gordlinia grandiflora
From July to September, this tree displays flat white blossoms with yellow stamens that look like egg yolk. It can reach up to 30 feet tall and 15 feet wide.
34. Sweet Sugar Tyme Crabapple
Botanical Name: Malus ‘Swesutyzam’
This tree is a suitable choice for small landscapes or next to sidewalks; the pale pink buds open in white blooms.
35. Sweetbay Magnolia
Botanical Name: Magnolia virginiana
The sweet bay magnolia is a deciduous to semi-evergreen shrub or tree; it can grow up to 10-35 feet tall with the same spread. It offers scented creamy white blossoms.
36. Washington Hawthorn
Botanical Name: Crataegus phaenopyrum
This compact tree can be used as a privacy screen in your yard; it grows up to 25-30 feet tall. It boasts clusters of white blooms.
37. Tor’ Spirea
Botanical Name: Spiraea betulifolia ‘Tor’
This shrub offers clusters of small white blooms in mid to late spring. The tree grows best in well-draining soil and full sunlight.
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38. White Angel’s Trumpet
Botanical Name: Brugmansia spp
White Angel’s Trumpet blooms resemble the bell of a trumpet, and the large white blossoms appear in the mid-summer to fall. It can reach up to 20 feet tall.
39. White Dogwood
Botanical Name: Cornus florida
This popular tree sports snowy white blooms in the spring over the leaves that turn red-purple in the fall. It can grow up to 25 feet tall.
40. Yoshino Cherry Tree
Botanical Name: Prunus × yedoensis
Yoshino cherry tree is also famous as the Japanese flowering cherry; this drought-resistant cultivar displays white-pink blooms. It can reach up to 50 feet tall and 40 feet wide.
41. White Rose of Sharon
Botanical Name: Hibiscus syriacus ‘Notwoodtwo’
This short vase-shaped tree has multiple stems; it can reach up to 5-8 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide. It flowers from June to September.
42. White Eastern Redbud
Botanical Name: Cercis canadensis
This small multi-trunked tree forms a round-shaped canopy and displays plenty of white blooms. It can reach up to 15-25 feet tall and 15-25 feet wide.
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43. White Snow Fountains® Weeping Cherry
Botanical Name: Prunus x Snofozam
This ornamental cherry tree grows up to 8-15 feet tall and 5-12 feet wide. Bees and butterflies love the five-petaled white blooms.
44. Seven-Son Flower
Botanical Name: Heptacodium miconioides
The Seven Son Flower Tree flowers at the end of August; the white blooms are loved by pollinators like bees and butterflies.
45. Autumn Flowering Cherry
Botanical Name: Prunus subhirtella var. autumnalis
This fast-growing cherry tree stands out with beautiful pink buds and white blooms in the warm fall season and blossoms fully in the spring. It grows up to 20-30 feet tall and 15-30 feet wide.
46. Chinese Fringe Tree
Botanical Name: Chionanthus retusus
Similar to the American Fringe tree, this small deciduous tree displays clusters of white blooms in spring. It reaches up to 40 feet tall but usually attains a height of up to 15-20 feet.
47. Anjou Pear
Botanical Name: Pyrus communis ‘D’Anjou’
This pear tree is loved for clusters of white blooms in the spring, followed by fruit later in the season. The deep green leaves turn deep purple in the fall.
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48. Bartlett Pear
Botanical Name: Pyrus communis ‘Williams’
Bartlett Pear comes from the Rosaceae family; it provides tasty fruits and features white blooms in the early spring.
49. Benton Cherry
Botanical Name: Prunus avium
This self-pollinating tree belongs to the Rosaceae family; the white blooms occur in the mid to late season, with a cherry harvest coming in late June.
50. Pure White Crape Myrtle
Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia ‘Pure White’
This gorgeous, low-maintenance tree offers bright white flowers over dark green leaves. It grows to 10-12 feet tall and 6-10 feet wide.
51. Euphorbia Diamond Frost
Botanical Name: Euphorbia ‘Diamond Frost’
This tender perennial is grown as an annual in most areas; the tiny white blooms appear at the top of the canopy from spring to frost.
52. White Powder Puff
Botanical Name: Calliandra haematocephylla alba
This flowering shrub has a long blooming season; the white puffs appear in the short days of the year from early winter to spring.
