There are 12 trees in the garden including a Maackia amurensis, Norway spruce, And Magnolia hypoleuca. Here’s a look at some of the others.   Styrax japonicus (Snowbell tree)

Magnolia ‘Yellow Bird’ There are at least 40 kinds of yellow magnolia  in cultivation. Two other excellent cultivars are  ‘Elizabeth’  and ‘Butterflies’

The pink-flowering dogwood (Cornus florida ‘Rubra’)  is a popular medium-sized tree. Other top cultivars include ‘Cherokee Sunset’ and ‘Cherokee Chief’

The Japanese maple (Acer japonicum ‘Acontifolium’) has deeply cut leaves that remain an attractive shade of green all summer and turn brilliant, flame red in fall

The silk tree (Albizia julibrissin)  has delicate, feathery,  fern-like foliage and fluffy pink flowers  in midsummer.  It grows 15 to 20 feet  (4.5 to 6 m), can tolerate  minor frosts but  thrives best in  south- or west-facing  locations.

Angel’s trumpet (Brugmansia) is not hardy enough to be left outside over winter, but if lifted or grown in a pot and moved into a protected environment it can develop into a sizeable patio tree which can be moved outdoors every spring to provide a wonderful display of fragrant flowers in summer

The red locust tree (Manglietia insignis) is an elegant evergreen member of the magnolia family that produces large erect red buds that open into pale pink flowers in summer.