Persian Lilac - Syringa x persica Size:3 gal. (2-3 ft.) We recommend pruning the tree

We recommend pruning the tree upwards to give yourself plenty of room underneath the tree and to maintain the full and upright shape

or used as a deciduous hedge

The flower clusters are 12 to 15” long and literally cover the tree from June into July

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and various fly species—a respectable pollinator guild for an early-season bloomer

Persian Lilac - Syringa x persica Size:3 gal. (2-3 ft.) We recommend pruning the treeOur large Persian lilacs will immediately add a new attraction to your garden. In April May this shrub blooms with a profusion of purple floral bouquets. Persian lilacs are smaller than common lilacs and generally achieve a maximum size of 8 feet tall and wide. The single flowers are pale in color and richly fragrant. The 3 inch long flower clusters are smaller by about half compared to those of common lilacs. Persian lilacs sport dark green leaves