You need to post much closer pictures. We can’t see enough detail for identification purposes. We also need the geographical location.

Could be one of a dozen or so early spring flowering trees. As floral said, closer and more detailed photos and a location.

Thank you. It’s located Cookeville, Tn. I’ll have to get better pic next time I’m there.

Cornus florida, flowering dogwood. Common for them to bloom before large hardwoods leaf out in midtenn, especially this cool frosty spring.

Thank you. I may just add another when planting inJune. Hope to get my landscaping estimates soon. I’ll search this site to get ideas.

"I may just add another when planting in June."

Check with your cooperative extension agent first to see how the anthracnose situation is in your area, as C.florida is a susceptible species.

People still plant them- I have several colors myself. But if you are the type person who would be upset at losing a tree or having it look raggedy then at least check with your local co-op guy/gal before you invest in your trees. Find them by googling "your state+county+cooperative extension."

There are other dogwoods that are equally if not more attractive during the other 50 weeks of the year that they aren't blooming- look at all the many variable Kousa dogwoods and the gold/creamy variegation you see in Pagoda/Cornus alternifolia varieties like 'Golden Shadows.'

I'd add ten more Kousa or Pagoda dogwoods before I'd buy another C.florida variety just because the foliage is so beautiful year round.

Example Cornus alternifolia 'Golden Shadows' is the larger gold tree in the back. The small white tree in front is C. kousa 'Snowboy.'

Second example C. kousa 'Wolf Eyes.'

I have plenty more- as you get closer to designing your yard just ask for some options.

It helps if you add your location/growing zone to your username like the rest of us so you don't have to mention it again every time you have a question.

Happy digging!!