What is a Lilac?

A lilac is a shrub or tree in the genus Syringa, native to Eastern Europe and the temperate regions of Western Asia. Lilacs are immensely popular in gardens all over the world, and some cultures have specific associations with these aromatic, brief-blooming flowers. Many garden supply stores in temperate zones carry lilacs, often with several cultivars on offer, and it is also possible to order lilacs directly through nurseries which specialize in these trees and shrubs.

With over 200 named lilac cultivars to choose from, gardeners have a great deal to work with. Lilacs are deciduous, producing deep green, simple leaves in the spring which eventually change color and drop off in the fall. Their flowers may be white to purple, with a particularly distinctive purple shade being known as “lilac.

€? Lilacs usually produce cone-shaped clusters of flowers which may appear in the late spring or midsummer, depending on the region and the cultivar, and the flowers often fade quickly. The aroma ... more.

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