Lilac Dward Korean

Pint-sized flower power! No matter how large or small your yard is, there is sure to be a place for the big impact of the compact Dwarf Korean Lilac bush (Syringa meyeri 'Palibin'). These dwarf shrubs produce an abundance of showy, full-sized flowers. You'll fall in love with their reddish-purple flower buds, lavender fragrant flowers, and even some fall color later in the season!

Everyone knows you plant Lilacs for their scented blooms, and the pale, purple display put on by Dwarf Korean Lilac really shines. It boosts the spring interest in your landscape. The flower power of this variety is outstanding. You'll love the amazing spring Lilac blooms held on tidy trusses, and the light rebloom later in the season if you haven't pruned after the first flowering.

This deciduous shrub has so many blooms, that it appears more violet than green in the spring. Dwarf Korean is a flower-making machine! Fragrant blooms cover each of the branch tips. The flower bud color is a darker purple. As they open, they age to a beautiful lavender color. Stock up on pretty vases and use the blooms in cut flower arrangements. They will perfume your nightstand or entry hall! Just be sure to leave some outside for the butterflies!

With ruffled foliage that is dark green on the top and a lighter green underside, you'll enjoy this cutie as a solid green screen all throughout the growing season. Although, strictly speaking, this is not a plant noted for having fall color, we can tell you that we have seen fantastic reddish-purple fall color on Dwarf Korean Lilac.

Dwarf Korean Lilac is a perfect choice to add to a Lilac collection, as this Korean variety blooms a bit later than French Hybrid Lilacs. Include both Korean and French Hybrid Lilac varieties and extend your fragrant slice of heaven by several weeks! It has become one of the most useful landscape plants because of its size and the show of color and fragrance it has to offer.