Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Purple Lilac Bushes
When I met my husband and moved into our home in 1994-there were almost no bushes. I worked with a landscape designer to find old fashioned plants to place around our home. These are three dwarf korean lilacs that we chose. I only wish we wouldn't have planted around the foundation. From pictures-they didn't do that in the old days!
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My 5 lilacs are through blooming so I enjoyed seeing yours. Since my blooms are spent, all that's left to do is feed and prune (just before next year's bud set) and wait for next year.
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My Korean Lilac bloomed last month, I really like them.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Beautiful flowers! Love the color! Do they smell good too?...Christine
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