There are many trees that flower red in spring. Common examples would depend on where you are. Here in Australia, there are many gum trees that blossom red from spring. Illawarra Flame Trees do the same, as do New Zealand Christmas trees & all sorts of Grevilleas, Callistemons etc. Exotic examples would include Crepe Myrtles, Coral trees, Royal Poincianas, flowering quinces, peaches & crabapples, Pomegranites I think, Pineapple Guavas ... the list goes on. I don't know if you are trying to identify a tree you have seen or just wondering, but more specifics are needed perhaps.
Tree leaves only change different colors in the season of autumn, and the MAIN REASON is because of lack of phosphorus
Some trees that have simple opposite red leaves include the Amur Maple and the Flowering Dogwood. You can learn more about tree leaves from the Urban Tree Key Organization website.
what about trees that have red leaves?!
yes, ive seen an oak tree
Cotoneaster.
red maple
A tree that starts with the letter R.....Red Maple.
Red Oak Royal Empress Tree Red Maple Red Rocket Crape
no tree starts with x
is there a tree that starts with an h, m ,or an a? Horse chestnut Magnolia Acer.
the colonial cow that starts with red is red Devon the colonial cow that starts with red is red Devon
Buckeye Tree
the x-tree
mango tree
Blue Tree
Pine tree
the cypress tree
I think there is a tree that starts with the letter I but i can't find it anywhere Ilex is the Latin name for holly. Italian Cypress