It arrived in good condition. It was small of course and I wish I could have afforded a larger one. Hope it grows fast.
If you could afford it get a larger one. They are very beautiful.
Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac - Syringa reticulata - Fragrant - Quart Pot
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Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac - Syringa reticulata - Fragrant - Quart Pot
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- DBSyrIvorySilk
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- 810061366744
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Product Description
Japanese tree lilac is native to northern Japan. Plants are found growing on cliffs and in scrub, usually on limestone. The Olive or Oleaceae family also contains privet and forsythia. Syringa has about 30 species of trees and shrubs native to Europe and Asia. Japanese tree lilac is the only species that attains a tree-like form and size.
The Japanese tree lilac has cherrylike bark and grows 25 to 30 feet in height. It extends the lilac season by flowering in mid-June, after the shrub lilacs. Its blossoms are initially rose-colored, then quickly turn creamy white, emitting a soft, sweet aroma like that of privet. Zones 3-7. Proper name: Syringa reticulata. It also makes an excellent bonsai! Mature Height: 25-30 feet
- Zones 3-7
- Mature Height: 25-30 feet
- Also makes an exotic bonsai
- Loves the sun
- Immediate shipping Quart Pot
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Fragrant tree
I was looking for flowering trees and this came up on the site. It looked so pretty. I researched it and was so grateful I could plant in the back yard with septic lines . It arrived in tact the soil was still moist. I planted it its about a foot tall kind of looks like ivy leaves. I hope to live long enough to see flowers lol.
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Fragrant tree
I was looking for flowering trees and this came up on the site. It looked so pretty. I researched it and was so grateful I could plant in the back yard with septic lines . It arrived in tact the soil was still moist. I planted it its about a foot tall kind of looks like ivy leaves. I hope to live long enough to see flowers lol.
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Fragrant tree
I was looking for flowering trees and this came up on the site. It looked so pretty. I researched it and was so grateful I could plant in the back yard with septic lines . It arrived in tact the soil was still moist. I planted it its about a foot tall kind of looks like ivy leaves. I hope to live long enough to see flowers lol.
