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Lilacs reblooming!

13 years ago

I planted a small Bloomerang lilac last year - it bloomed in spring and it's blooming again! How exciting!!!

But the reason why I am posting is because I helped my friends plant a Syringa Juliana ("Hers" lilac tree) this spring. It bloomed beautifully then. However, it is blooming again now! I didn't think that this was a reblooming lilac, or is it? Does anyone else have any experience with this lilac tree please?

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shazam_z3
13 years ago
Lilacs have some natural reblooming ability. It's just very sporadic and they don't really produce much. I have a dwarf Korean in the front yard that reblooms occasionally.

Cultivars like 'Bloomerang' are much more dependable.
ostrich
Original Author
13 years ago
Thank you, Shazam, for the explanation! I will let my friends know.

BTW, that Bloomerang lilac is doing really well in my yard - love it!
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