Lilac, Common (Syringa vulgaris)
USDA Hardiness Zones: 3b to 7a
Height: 96" to 144"
Spread: 96" to 144"
Exposure: partial shade partial sun to full sun
Bloom Color: Lavender, Pink, Purple, White
Bloom Time: Early spring, Late spring, Mid spring
Leaf Color: Green
Growth Rate: uknown
Moisture: uknown
Soil Condition: Acidic, Clay, Loamy, Neutral, Sandy, Slightly alkaline, Well drained
Form: Rounded
Landscape Uses:
Border, Standard, Seashore, Specimen
Special Features:
Not North American native, Fragrant flowers, Blooms are very showy
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Posted Comments:
10-21-2009 12:06
kimskipper1013060@yahoo.com wrote:
pruning lilacs
Was wondering if lilacs should be pruned back come fall & if so, how severely?
10-28-2008 02:26
Jaxter wrote:
Lilac Bushes
I belong to the Arbor Club. And I have donated to them, and with some of my donations, I recieve trees, bulbs, etc. O.K., the front of my home is very plane. There is no shade for morning and afternoon sun. Moral? Do you think it would look O.K. to plant 5 Lilac bushes in front of the house? Like a border of bushes next to the house and windows, or not? We havn't the means to landscape the way we would like, so I have to make do with what we have. Just want to know what you think.
Thank You
Sincerly, Jackie
Thank You
Sincerly, Jackie
10-22-2008 12:05
patghioto wrote:
maintenance and upkeep
Please provide information for proper maintenance and upkeep of items when featuring a particular item. I love gardening, but I confess not a professional when it comes to proper upkeep like trimming, appropriate time to fertilize, etc.
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