We need to know where up are located in the world and what sort of tree it is. If you don't know, post a picture. We also need to know what fertilising you've done.

Its a Radermachera Sinica (China Doll Plant), its about 2m tall and in a container.

I live in Singapore - a tropical zone near the Equator. As for the fertilliser - I really don't know what type it is. I used like ten to fifteen beads every two weeks. I've since stopped using it and found a 3:1:2 NPK recently.

It just really likes your climate, which is not dissimilar to its native environment, and is responding by being a prolific bloomer :-)

It's too bad you don't like the flowers Dennis. When I lived in Ecuador I had a Canna lily that bloomed all year round. It was very pretty but soon became invasive.

You are right to try a high N fertilizer for more green growth but I agree with gardengal48 if it really likes the environment it probably won't stop flowering. I guess you will have to live with it or pull it out and replace it with something else you like.

I've never seen the flowers of Radermachera. I had to Google. They look lovely to me!

Should be possible to simply snip them off.

But they're beautiful! I'd love to see a photo.

So here's the tree and the (ugly) flowers haha. Every day 5-10 flowers would drop and they just are blown everywhere!!

You can see from the last two pictures the flowers are sprouting from the trunk directly (!!) and also from three branches that have entirely lost their leaves but continue to throw up flowers! Every single day!

Haha yes I agree Floral. I’m watering less now and die back seems to have stopped. Also repotting the tree into gritty mix is a little impossible for me.

I’m also intrigued that the dead stems continue to flower!!

The flowering stems are not dead, by definition, but they are showing die back at the tips. They would not flower if they were dead. Don't worry about the gritty mix too much. It's a counsel of perfection and a bit of an idee fixe for some. All over the world people grow things in pots without it. It isn't something I'd ever heard of before coming on these forums. It's not a thing here in the U.K. We have a range of mixes called John Innes composts.

I'm sure you can manage to sweep up 10 flowers per day!