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What better way to usher in early spring
than by opening a kitchen window on a
breezy day and welcoming the sweet
fresh scent of blooming apple blossoms?
Planting a crabapple trees ensures this
experience for many years to come.
Ideal for small spaces with plenty of sun,
you can choose from varieties featuring
flower color palettes ranging from
snowflake white to coral reef red.
CLASSICCRABAPPLE
Sweeter than fresh raw honey with a tang
of citrus, it’s no wonder the French make
scented soap out of the fragrant oils of
linden flowers.
Bees and butterflies swarm to these
highly fragrant flowers that fall in
graceful lemon-hued racemes.
Amateur beekeepers love this medium-
sized tree because of the exquisite-tasting
honey made from the nectar of its flowers.
AMERICANLINDEN
Although you won’t actually get olives
from this tree, the heavenly scented white
spring flowers more than make up for the
lack of fruit.
As an added bonus, sweet olive trees
feature glossy evergreen foliage.
This tree requires at least eight feet of
space between it and other plants, so use
it as a front yard specimen tree for best
effect.
SWEETOLIVE TREES
If you like understated, woodsy aromas in
your outdoor living space, consider
planting a sweet birch tree near your
backyard patio.
This fuss-free tree is perfect for low
maintenance yards and only requires a
fairly sunny spot to thrive.
Fragrant foliage scents the air long after
the fairly small, inconspicuous green-and-
white spring flowers have faded.
SWEETBIRCH
Learn More
If you would like more information on how to make
the most of your outdoor living space using the right
trees, please visit www.southeasterngrowers.com.
