Purple Lilac Tree Bare Roots – 5 Syringa Vulgaris Flowering Shrub 8-12 Inch

Plant Your Own Fragrant Purple Lilac Tree

Grow your own beautiful and fragrant Purple Lilac Tree with these bare root starts. You’ll receive 5+ bare root starts of Syringa vulgaris, each measuring approximately 6 to 12 inches in length, complete with healthy roots. Imagine the sweet aroma and vibrant purple blooms enhancing your garden year after year. These hardy flowering shrubs are perfect for adding a touch of elegance and captivating fragrance to your landscape.

While it may take approximately three years for these bare root starts to mature and produce their first buds and flowers, the anticipation of their stunning display and delightful scent is well worth the wait. For those in warmer climates or seeking potentially faster growth, consider larger size starts. The best time to transplant your Purple Lilac Tree is during the fall season, allowing the roots ample time to establish themselves firmly before the next growing season begins. These perennial flowers are renowned for their captivating fragrance and reliable return, provided they experience a necessary period of frost. In regions without frost, their perennial nature may be compromised.

Benefits of Planting Purple Lilac Trees:

• Fragrant Blooms: Immerse your garden in the delightful and iconic fragrance of lilac flowers.
• Hardy Perennial: These resilient shrubs are known for their ability to return and flourish year after year.
• Attracts Pollinators: Lilac flowers are a magnet for butterflies and other beneficial pollinators, boosting your garden’s ecosystem.
• Beautiful Aesthetic: Effortlessly add a touch of timeless elegance and vibrant color to any landscape design.
• Easy to Transplant: Bare root starts are designed for easy handling and straightforward transplanting into your desired location.

Your bare root starts are carefully prepared and shipped to ensure they arrive quickly and in optimal condition, ready for planting.

Frequently Asked Questions About Purple Lilac Trees:

• How long will it take for my bare root lilac to bloom? Typically, it takes around three years for these bare root starts to mature and produce their first flowers.
• How big will these lilac trees get? Mature lilac trees can reach impressive heights of 8 to 15 feet, with a spread of 5 to 12 feet, creating a substantial presence in your garden.
• What kind of soil do lilac trees need? Lilacs thrive best in well-drained soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH level, ensuring proper nutrient absorption.
• How much sun do these plants need? Lilacs are sun-loving plants, preferring full sun exposure, which means they require at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day for optimal growth and flowering.
• What if I live in a warm climate without frost? If you do not experience a period of frost, your lilac may not return the following year as they require a chilling period. Consider researching lilac varieties specifically bred for warmer climates.