Japanese lilac

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

These are some of the best trees to plant near sidewalks. All of the trees compiled in this list do not typically grow large surface roots, so they can easily

The Japanese tree lilac is a close relative to the lilac shrub, but can last into early summer. Learn everything you need to know about this beautiful flowering tree.

The lilac is a favorite shrub for northern gardeners. It comes in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is easy care. Here are some of our favorites.

The Japanese tree lilac is large enough to be considered a flowering tree (20 to 30 feet at maturity) rather than a lilac bush. It produces huge cream-colored flower clusters in the early part of summer. It provides shade, while also being ornamental. It grows in almost any soil conditions. However, the Japanese tree ...

When you think about lilacs, the first thing that comes to mind is their sweet fragrance. As beautiful as its flowers are, the fragrance is the most cherished attribute. Read this article to find out about the characteristics of the different types of lilac bushes.

The key is to find lilac selections that do not need so much chilling in the winter. The folks at Descanso Gardens in California worked for many years to find varieties that would bloom after a warm winter. Ask local nurseries if they can find for you ‘Lavender Lady’, ‘Blue Boy’, ‘Dark Knight’, ‘Miss Kim’, ‘Betsy Ross’ or ‘White Angel’ (‘Angel White’) lilac.

All the types of lilacs are lovely flowers that are easy to cultivate, have a pleasant perfume, and provide excellent blossoms. These...

The Japanese tree lilac is a compact, sturdy tree that has showy, fragrant blooms, is resistant to most pests and diseases, transplants well and grows in a wide range of soil conditions.

This colorful garden scene is to be enjoyed over 3 seasons of cheerful pleasure. It reveals the beauty of Acer palmatum 'Dissectum Atropurpureum' (Japanese Maple) whose deep purple spring foliage turns fiery orange-red in the fall. It is paired with the highly popular Japanese Flowering Cherry Tree, Prunus serrulata 'Kanzan', which puts on a great show in spring with its double, deep cyclamen pink blooms but also in fall when its leaves color in a range of vibrant hues from orange to red…