White lilac tree

Lilacs are among the most nostalgia-inducing flowers, and these tough-as-nails lilac varieties are easy to care for and radiate that unforgettable fragrance.

If you love lilacs and want to try cultivating one with an upright, tree-like form, why not plant a Japanese tree lilac in your yard? These lovely plants grow tall and produce cream-white flowers every spring. Learn how to grow these elegant specimens now on Gardener's Path. #japaneselilac #landscaping #gardenerspath

Lilac shrubs are beautiful, fragrant and a great addition to any garden.

Find Angel White Lilac (Syringa vulgaris 'Angel White') in Oklahoma City Edmond Norman Moore Oklahoma OK at TLC Garden Centers (Common Lilac)

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Plant a lilac hedge for garden privacy and beauty! Growing lilacs in a hedge creates a living wall that is both beautiful and purposeful.

Ivory silk lilac tree pros and cons should be weighed carefully before deciding to plant one in your yard. Learn more here and grow in your garden.

Syringa reticulata ‘Ivory Silk’ – Japanese Lilac tree Zone 3; 20-25 high, 15-20 wide

A small yard should have small trees that don’t throw things out of scale. For small trees, we will consider those that don’t typically grow over 30 feet in height. Some of these will be quite a bit smaller. There are many, but I will list ten small trees for you to research and determine […]

If I say “lilac,” you will think of herbaceous shrubs in gardens with long, thick, and fragrant inflorescences. Lilac inflorescences, in fact – I mean the color. But no! In fact, the clusters of single