Lilac shrubs might not be the first species that comes to mind when thinking about the best shrubs for containers, but many dwarf varieties can happily grow in pots. For example, 'Bloomerang' will ...

If your lilac isn’t blooming ... There are so many great lilacs on the market today. You can find dwarf varieties like the Bloomerang that only reach 4-5 feet. There are also different colors ...

For these reasons, it's best to plant the common lilac where it is not the centerpiece of the landscape. Dwarf varieties stay much more compact and bushy as they mature and are a reasonable plant ...

It is not a beautiful shrub and the common lilac is best planted out in the open, in full sun and treated as screen or border. Dwarf varieties are tidier; the standard lilac is a leggy ...

“Common Lilacs can grow to be quite large at 15 feet or more. Smaller varieties of lilacs offer options for landscapes with limited space,” Smith said. “The Dwarf Korean Lilac (Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin ...

The most common lilac is Syringa vulgaris, known as lilac bush or lilac tree, but there are other varieties to choose from, including the compact lilacs that are ideal for small gardens or even ...

It’s fairly common for nurseries to offer standards of dwarf lilac varieties, certain panicle hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata) varieties, and roses, though inventive nursery growers have trained ...

Q: Is this a good time of the year to plant lilac? And if so, could you please recommend some varieties that don’t grow too large? JK, Dublin One of the enduring joys of the late spring/early ...