Flowering trees add seasonal color and beauty to the landscape through their blossoms, fruits, and ornamental features. Many of these species are among the first signs of spring, attracting pollinators and providing important habitat for birds and other wildlife. The Marshall University Arboretum features a variety of flowering trees that help create a vibrant and welcoming campus environment.
- American Yellowwood
- Apple
- Black Cherry
- Cherry Plum
- Chinese Fringe Tree
- Common Crape Myrtle
- Downy Hawthorn
- Downy Serviceberry
- Eastern Redbud
- Flowering Dogwood
- Fringe Tree
- Goldenrain Tree
- Higan Cherry
- Horse Chestnut
- Japanese Flowering Cherry
- Japanese Flowering Crabapple
- Japanese Tree Lilac
- Kousa Dogwood
- Native Crape Myrtle
- Pawpaw
- Plum
- Red Mulberry
- Rose of Sharon
- Saucer Magnolia
- Sweetbay
- Weeping Cherry
- Yellow Buckeye