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View full detailsWhat Native Florida Trees have White Blooms?
The sweetbay magnolia is a Florida native tree with showy white blooms. The white dogwood (Cornus florida) is a native tree of Florida. The royal white redbud is a type of eastern redbud which is also a native flowering Florida tree.
White Flowering Trees for North Florida
North Florida is mainly growing zone 8 so these trees have been chosen for their ability to thrive in this growing zone. Be sure to check the recommendations for the trees you like before purchase. There are many trees with white blooms for north Florida. These trees include Cleveland pear, harvest gold crabapple, little gem magnolia, Natchez crape myrtle, royal white redbud, southern magnolia, sweetbay magnolia, white dogwood, and white kousa dogwood. The southern magnolia and the little gem magnolia are flowering evergreen trees. If you need a small tree we have several dwarf trees that may work for you. Check out the black diamond pure white crape myrtle, iceberg rose tree, icecap rose tree, limelight hydrangea tree, moonlight magic crape myrtle, royal star magnolia, and white knock out rose tree.
White Flowering Trees for Central Florida
Magnolia trees like the southern magnolia, sweetbay magnolia, and the little gem magnolia are great white flowering trees for central Florida. The Cleveland pear tree is a great option if you want a larger tree. For moderate options that grow between 20 and 30 feet look to the royal white redbud or the white dogwood. For white flowering dwarf trees consider the black diamond pure white crape myrtle, iceberg rose tree, icecap rose tree, limelight hydrangea tree, moonlight magic crape myrtle, royal star magnolia, and white knock out rose tree.
White Flowering Trees for South Florida
The Natchez crape myrtle is a larger white flowering tree for south Florida. The sweetbay magnolia grows to 15 to 20 feet tall. It is a showy and hardy tree that tolerates hot climates. Some small flowering trees for south Florida include white knock out rose tree, iceberg rose tree, icecap rose tree, and black diamond pure white crape myrtle.
How to Plant White Flowering Trees in Florida
Water your white flowering tree thoroughly when you receive it. Keep the soil moist until you are ready to plant. The potted tree should be watered well immediately before planting. Dig a hole at least twice as wide as the root ball of the tree. Place your tree in the hole and make sure it is upright and level. Make sure the top of the root ball is slightly higher than the existing soil line so that you know you haven’t planted your tree too deeply. Next, backfill the soil around your white flowering Florida tree and tamp it down gently to remove air pockets. Add a 1 to 2 inch mound of mulch around your tree to help the ground retain moisture, protect the roots, and reduce weeds. Water deeply until the ground is completely saturated. Water every day for the first week and about twice weekly for the first 2 to 3 months while your tree is establishing.
Where to Buy White Flowering Trees Florida
Buy white flowering trees for Florida at PlantingTree. We are a family owned and operated online plant nursery. We only sell premium plants and trees for sale. Our white flowering trees Florida are well-branched and ready to plant. We pick the best plants and pack your order the day that it ships out from our online garden center. White flowering trees Florida for sale are available here. Our customer focused website makes it easy to buy plants and trees online. Enjoy a no hassle buying experience with PlantingTree. Scroll up to view our available Florida white flowering trees.
White Flowering Trees Florida
Growing Zones 5-9
Growing Zones 4-8
Growing Zones 6-9
Growing Zone 7-10
Growing Zones 4-9
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Dwarf White Flowering Trees Florida
Black Diamond Pure White Crape Myrtle
Growing Zone 7-10
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Growing Zones 3-9
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