There is nothing like a flowering Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree to add beauty and scent to your landscape or garden . Although the majority of well - known ornamental Tree bloom in the natural spring – such as wild apple and dogwood tree – there are some lesser - known trees that will wait to blossom until early , mediate or even late summer . Plant summertime - flowering tree with fountain bloomers in your landscape painting and you will be rewarded with beauty that lasts from March to September .

Sweet Bay Magnolia (Magnolia virginiana)

The sweet bay magnolia is a tree diagram aboriginal to the southeastern part of the United States . The tree begins to bloom in later June with fragrant white , cup - shaped blossom that have a slight lemony scent , and continues to bloom until tardy summertime . The leafage are long and slender , with attractive silver medal undersides , and the berries of the tree diagram are shiny red .

This fast - turn tree can reach heights of between 10 to over 60 foot tall . Some home plate gardeners plant the Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree in container for use as a terrace tree , which bound the growth of the Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree . Sweet embayment magnolias originate best in U.S. Department of Agriculture ( USDA ) hardiness zone 5 though 9 . They grow equally well in sunshine or partial shadowiness , and prefer cool , moist or even soused ground .

Sourwood Tree (Oxydendrum arboreum)

Sourwood trees are often called " lily of the vale " trees for the white , scented flowers , which are shaped like those of the lily of the valley perennial . The sourwood tree is one of the few Tree that bloom in late summertime – from July to August in the United States . The barque of the sourwood tree diagram is gray with an interestingly mottled grain , and the light-green leaves turn red , empurpled and orange in the crepuscle .

Sourwood trees are slowly - farm , deciduous trees that boom in USDA zona 6 through 9 . These aboriginal , average - sized trees can reach a maximum height of 30 infantry and prefer a shady location with soil that is rich in constitutional matter .

Goldenrain Tree (Koelreuteria paniculata)

Goldenrains are fantabulous urban trees because of their hardihood . These flowering beauties are resistant to contamination and are drought tolerant . In belated June , the tree blossom with sweet - smelling , vertical clusters of yellow flowers . The bark of the tree is rough , buggy and attractive . In the fall , the leaves turn jaundiced and orange . Goldenrains also grow great seed pods that can hang onto the tree diagram providing winter stake .

Goldenrain trees flourish in sunlight and can adapt to any character of soil , admit piquant soil . The blossom are most spectacular during red-hot , wry summer . Goldenrains grow well in USDA zones 5 through 9 . They are rounded in embodiment and can be as large as 40 base tall , with a maximum width of 35 groundwork .

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