An exceptional shrub with a dwarf habit and small, deeply lobed, green-blue leaves. It grows slowly, reaching about 1.8 meters in height and roughly the same width, but it takes a few years to reach full size. Fully frost-resistant and not too demanding.

Uses: For any garden and urban green spaces. Cut branches of lilac are suitable for bouquets and vases.

Blooming: Between May and June. Small, single, light purple and lilac flowers gathered in loose panicles with a beautiful, intense fragrance.

Position: Sunny, or partially shaded.

Care: Does not require special treatment, grows best in fertile, well-drained soil with a neutral or slightly alkaline pH. Older specimens are drought-resistant.

Pruning: It is recommended to immediately remove the faded flower clusters. This procedure results in more abundant blooming the following year.