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Russell Stafford
(Common Lilac)
Vigorous and old-fashioned, ‘Rochester’ is one of the most outstanding American white lilacs available. This variety was discovered as a seedling of the French hybrid ‘Edith Clavel’ in New York’s Highland Nursery in the 1950s. It has a shorter stature and is believed to be a naturally occurring tetraploid, according to the famed lilac specialist Father John L. Fiala.
When not in bloom this rounded deciduous shrub offers little interest, but it is beautiful when its numerous conical flower panicles...
Bosh Bruening
(Common Lilac, Sensation Lilac)
The fragrance of an old-fashioned lilac in bloom is aromatherapy at its finest. European in origin, these tall, open, deciduous shrubs don't look like much when they are not in bloom, but in late spring to early summer they become brag worthy. The cultivar 'Sensation' bears fragrant panicles of purple-violet flowers lined with white that appear along its branches. Next year's flower buds are set shortly after blooming, so all must be pruned directly after their yearly display.
Lilac is easy...
(Common Lilac)
The tall, beautiful ‘Sylvan Beauty’ is a surprisingly heat tolerant lilac for more southern gardens. This double-flowered cultivar was bred in the 1960s by John Sobeck of Descanso Gardens in Southern California. It is one of the original Descanso Hybrids developed a half century ago at the Rancho del Descanso Nursery and is parent to many other California lilac hybrids.
When not in bloom this rounded deciduous shrub offers little interest, but it is exceptionally beautiful when its large, conical...
Lottah Nursery, Australia
(Common Lilac)
Named for the famous French hybridizer, ‘Victor Lemoine’, this antique French shrub bears romantic double lavender and rose blossoms that are intensely fragrant. It was introduced in 1906 and bred at Lemoine’s Nursery in Nancy, France.
When not in bloom this rounded deciduous shrub offers little interest, but it is beautiful when its numerous conical flower panicles appear in spring to early summer. ‘Victor Lemoine’ offers clouds of fragrant double flowers that are rosy pink in bud and pale...
Lottah Nursery, Australia
(Common Lilac)
This antique French lilac shrub offers intensely fragrant purple-red blossoms every spring. It was bred in France and by the famous hybridizers at Lemoine Nursery, who introduced it in 1899.
When not in bloom this upright, open deciduous shrub offers little interest, but it is beautiful when its numerous conical flower panicles appear in spring to early summer. ‘Volcan’ offers numerous fragrant purple red flowers. The profuse blooms are held at tips of the branches and attract loads of bees,...
James Keith
(Common Lilac)
The porcelain blue flowers of ‘Wedgewood Blue’ are pink in bud and beautifully scented. This slow-growing, disease resistant cultivar was a later introduction of the famed American lilac breeder and authority, Father John L. Fiala.
When not in bloom this medium-sized, rounded deciduous shrub offers little interest, but it is beautiful when its large conical flower panicles appear in spring to early summer. ‘Wedgewood Blue’ offers numerous fragrant pale lavender blue flowers. The profuse blooms...
Lottah Nursery, Australia
(Common Lilac)
The fragrance of an old-fashioned lilac in bloom is aromatherapy at its finest. European in origin, these tall, open, deciduous shrubs don't look like much when they are not in bloom, but in late spring to early summer they become brag-worthy. Luminous panicles of purple, lavender, white or pink flowers appear along their branches. Next year's flower buds are set shortly after blooming, so lilacs must be pruned directly after their yearly display. There are many superb cultivars to include the deep...
Lottah Nursery, Australia
(Common Lilac)
This is counted among the best of the compact blue-flowered lilacs. It is a contemporary hybrid bred by famed American lilac breeder and Syringa authority, Father John L. Fiala of Medina, Ohio.
When not in bloom this compact rounded deciduous shrub offers little interest, but it is beautiful when its large conical flower panicles appear in spring to early summer. ‘Wonderblue’ offers many fragrant lavender blue flowers. They tend to have five of more petals, far more than your typical...
(Common Lilac)
The deep dark purple flowers of ‘Yankee Doodle’ really stand out in the spring landscape. The moderately compact hybrid was developed by the famed American lilac hybridizer and authority, Father John Fiala.
When not in bloom this rounded deciduous shrub offers little interest, but it is exceptionally beautiful when its large, conical flower panicles appear in spring to early summer. ‘Yankee Doodle’ offers many rich purple flowers. They are potently fragrant, ideal for cutting and attract loads...
