Lilacs
Excellent alone or in hedges. Deep green, glossy heart-shaped foliage looks good from spring through fall, intensely fragrant blooms in May over a period of weeks. ME Grown Z3
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Asessippi—Early-season suckering wide-spreading shrub. Prolific 3 X 3½”light purple panicles. Flowers occur all through the shrub with heaving blooming even on the lower branches. |
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Avalanche—Very showy, heavily fragrant, single pure white blooms. Dark green foliage. Vigorous. Excellent for shrub borders. |
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Miss Kim Lilac—Heavily scented extremely prolific small single ice-blue lavender blooms appear after the lilac types are gone by. Red-purple buds. Small dark green foliage turns dark maroon in fall. |
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Common Purple Lilac—Light purple blooms in spring. Good for spreading hedges. Hardy to Z2. |
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