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Some rare. With more than 50 cultivars for sale in containers, our hardy stock is grown outside on our own zone 3b farm. We have begun a preservation project to propagate rare varieties from our exhibit garden and will allow special orders from our list. We are also artisan lilac essential oil producers. We are one of the only Lilac Enfleurage operations in the world, producing lilac pomade and extracting lilac essence on site. Strolling and Perfumery Tours are available in season, however, please note, we are, open by appointment only.

First, lilacs grow best in locations that receive plenty of direct sunlight and in soils that are well drained. Next, select lilac varieties that grow in your grow zone. Because they're cold hardy plants, some lilac varieties do not perform well in the South. You'll also want to consider how you plan to use your lilac. Lilacs can be planted as a single bush or grouped together to form an informal, flowering hedge. Choose a lilac bush that will mature to the right size. Some can grow up to 15 ft.

Finally, consider the flower colors. Thanks to modern breeding efforts, colors other than purple are now available. Lilacs: Getting the Most out of Your Purchase With a little planning and proper planting, your lilac bush should provide beautiful blooms, fragrance and foliage for years. The key is to properly site and plant your lilac. Once growing, lilac bushes are low maintenance shrubs and may only require a light pruning every few years. Planting Lilacs Planting lilac bushes is like planting most shrubs.

You must select a proper site, dig a hole large enough to accommodate its roots and water it regularly. How to Plant Lilac Bushes If planting a bareroot lilac bush, soak the roots in water for about 15 minutes. Whether planting a bareroot or potted lilac bush, dig a hole that is wide and deep enough to accommodate the plant's roots.

Fill in around the roots with soil that is rich in organic matter. When to Plant Lilac Bushes Lilac bushes can be planted in either the spring or the fall.