Lilac Syringa manure Wildlife Attractant: Butterflies

Wildlife Attractant: Butterflies

larger with age

Pronunciation: THOO-yuh ok-si-den-TAY-lis

This attractive variety features bronzy-red-tinged new foliage maturing to a rich emerald-green and is accented with abundant clusters of lightly-fragrant rosy-pink flowers appearing spring into summer attracting bees

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Lilac Syringa manure Wildlife Attractant: Butterflies'Mount Baker' Height: 10 12 Spread: 10 12. Large snowy panicles of single white florets. A very fragrant lilac, and blooms very heavily, even as a young plant. Full sun. Zone 2. Blooms 10 days earlier than most varieities. 'Charles Joly' Introduced in 1896 Charles Joly is still a highly sought after lilac with its reddish purple colored flowers. These large blooms showcase tight clusters with narrow panicles and are held well above the dark green