'Miss Kim' Lilac - Syringa patula - 2 Gallon Pot
PL-Lilac-MissKim-2G-1$28.95
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A lilac with wonderful fragrance and good fall color! Manchurian Lilac ‘Miss Kim’ is an upright, compact lilac (smaller shrub than common or French Lilac) that blooms slightly later than others (flower clusters are also smaller) extending the season of color. Deep purple buds open to abundant clusters of highly fragrant, lavender flowers. Rich green foliage becomes burgundy-tinged in fall. Cold hardy, and performs well in warmer southern regions.
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- You are purchasing a Miss Kim Lilac Syringa patula – 2 Gallon Container
- Compact, upright, deciduous shrub
- Highly fragrant flowers
- Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies
- Deadheading flowers after they fade will help generate increased blooming the next year
- Prune right after blooming is done, if you have to prune at all
- Blooms on old wood
- Note: Images are of mature plants
- Family: Syringa pubescens subsp. patula ‘Miss Kim’
- Mature Size: 9’ x 7’
- Soil: Average, well –drained
- Hardiness Zone: 3-8
- Sun Exposure: Full Sun/Light Shade
- Characteristics: Flowering, fragrant, deciduous
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Bloom: Spring, showy, fragrant
- Suggested Uses: Cut flower, hedge, border, beds, flowering tree, screening
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Ratings Snapshotout of 55 (3)4 (0)3 (0)2 (0)1 (0)Would recommend this product.100%out of 55 (3)4 (0)3 (0)2 (0)1 (0)Would recommend this product.100%3 Total ReviewsMiss kimFragrance king.Location: MassachusettsDate: Apr10l 1, 2020They are beautiful lilac bushes. Cant wait for them to bloom which will be soon enough. Buds are nearly ready to pop. Had one several years ago at another house and they extend the lilac season by two more weeks. Plus miss kim has a heavier fragrance than common lilacs.Verified Buyer RecommendedVery nice plants!KimLocation: NE IndianaDate: July 20, 2019Plants arrived in great shape! I planted in June and they are surviving the heat of July very well, sprouting new growth already.Verified Buyer RecommendedOh my Miss KimKattLocation: Burlington WiDate: July 11, 2019This smaller version of Lilac is fast growing and doesn't get out of control. Have 2 of them and love them.Verified Buyer Recommended3 Total Reviews