Hardy in Zones 5 through 9, it grows 15 to 30 feet tall. Depending on where you. live, the flowering dogwood will be in full bloom sometime from April through early May.

It is hardy down to zone 4 and will thrive if provided with plenty of sun, shelter from strong wind, and a deep, well-drained loam. For best nut production, I suggest planting two or more trees.

White flowers in May are followed by clusters of orange-red berries that ripen in fall and provide food for wildlife in winter. Grows to about 30 feet and is cold hardy to Zone 5.

A: Golden-rain trees are considered short-lived, but it’s not unusual to find specimens approaching 50 years old. They are durable trees, but recent years of drought and heat stress have caused ...

Tucked behind MU’s Mumford Hall at the corner of University Avenue and Hitt Street is Mizzou Botanic Garden’s (MUBG) Aesculus collection, a genus that includes 20 species of woody flowering ...

These trees can thrive in U.S. agricultural zones 3 through 8, and will produce white or pink flowers in spring, and fruit that’s usually less than two inches in diameter.