Lilac

Lilac

Syringa vulgaris

An iconic spring-flowering shrub with highly aromatic panicles of purple flowers.

Availability varies by supplier and season.

About This Product

The common Lilac is celebrated for its incredible fragrance and dense, heart-shaped foliage. These shrubs bloom in late spring, producing large, showy clusters that attract pollinators. While they prefer cooler climates, specific cultivars can perform well in North Georgia when given morning sun and good air circulation.

Specifications

Common Name
Lilac
Botanical Name
[object Object]
Plant Type
Shrub
Lifecycle
perennial
Foliage Type
deciduous
Mature Height
8 ft-15 ft ft
Mature Width
6 ft-12 ft ft
USDA Hardiness Zones
3-7
Suitable for North Georgia
Yes
Sun Requirement
Morning sun, filtered light by midday
Daily Sun Hours
4-6
Water Requirement
Moderate
Bloom Season
Spring
Flower Color
Purple/Lavender
Deer Resistance
High

Ready to talk about your project?

Tell us what you're considering and we'll schedule a time to take a look.