This lilac came from a friend's garden some years ago. Does anyone recognise it? The home is a mid-Victorian mansion in an old part of Melbourne, Australia, but the lilac could have been added to the garden in more recent times. The plant was on its own roots in the old garden, so i was able to have a sucker to grow on. This suggests to me it's less likely to be new, as grafted lilacs are usual these days.The individual florets are quite large. I measured them at 3 cm. or more than 1". The petals are wavy giving a very 'full' appearance but all the florets are single. I would love to have a name to put to this beautiful plant. Any help appreciated!
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
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