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Lottah Nursery, Australia
(Anabel Early-flowering Lilac, Early-flowering Lilac)
The very early, double flowered 'Anabel' is a beautiful, vigorous selection that was bred in 1956 by Roy F. Hawkins of La Port City, Iowa. It is a classic variety that’s stood the test of time and is still easy to find in the nursery trade. The name is often misspelled as 'Annabel.'
Early-flowering lilac is a hybrid between common lilac (Syringa vulgaris) and the East-Asian native Syringa oblata. It resembles the common lilac, forming large rather open oval-leaved shrubs that...
Lane Greer
(Early-flowering Lilac)
An early-blooming, rock-hardy lilac with intoxicatingly fragrant pink blooms, this 1966 introduction from renowned hybridizer Frank Skinner of Dropmore, Manitoba, bears masses of large conical flower clusters at its branch tips from early to mid-spring. One of numerous cultivars resulting from crosses between common lilac (Syringa vulgaris) and the East-Asian native Syringa oblata, this deciduous shrub offers the features of common lilac but blooms a week or more earlier. It forms...
Lottah Nursery, Australia
(Early-flowering Lilac)
An early-blooming lilac that takes well to mild winters, this 1947 introduction from renowned hybridizer Walter Clarke of San Jose, California, bears large conical clusters of soft lilac-pink flowers at its branch tips from early to mid-spring. One of numerous cultivars resulting from crosses between common lilac (Syringa vulgaris) and the East-Asian native Syringa oblata, this deciduous shrub offers the features of common lilac but blooms a week or more earlier. It forms a rather...