Common lilac (Syringa vulgaris) is probably the species you're most familiar with. But you'll find that this outstanding plant is far too large to grow successfully in a container.

There are more than 1,000 varieties of lilac and fragrances ranging from strong to minimal. Weather, temperature and time of day also affect the intensity of the fragrance. The scent is a mixture ...

Two Asian species, Syringa reticulata and S. pekinensis, are tree forms; the rest are of shrubby stature, in varied sizes. Image. Soil acidity can affect how blue the blue-flowered lilac varieties ...

Other lilac varieties that stand out for their scent include Syringa x Josee (zones 2- or 3-9), Syringa vulgaris Krasavitsa Moskvy, ... Texas lilac, also known as chaste tree ...

I recall seeing these beautiful pink flowers on this tree. One thing to keep in mind with an unusual plant is that there are varieties you will encounter that are not as strong as the standard ...

Lilac is beloved for its showy, fragrant blooms, and seems like a no-brainer for a small yard.However, its upkeep can be demanding. "I'd avoid the Syringa species, as that can become very, very ...

Other lilac varieties that stand out for their scent include Syringa x Josee (zones 2- or 3-9), Syringa vulgaris Krasavitsa Moskvy, ... Texas lilac, also known as chaste tree ...