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A dwarf shrub with a compact, rounded habit and straight shoots. It grows to about 1-1.5 meters in height and width. The buds are dark red, and after opening, the small flowers are pink, intensely fragrant. It blooms in May-June and sometimes repeats blooming in July-August. In autumn, it flowers less abundantly than in spring. It prefers sunny or partially shaded positions. Like most lilacs, it has no special soil requirements. It grows in any average garden soil.
Uses: For any garden. Due to its high tolerance to pollution, it can be used in public green spaces. Cut lilac branches are suitable for bouquets and vases.
Blooming: June – early July. Flowers are gathered in dense, compact clusters of purple-violet color, fragrant.
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.
Pruning: It is recommended to immediately remove faded flower clusters. This procedure results in more abundant blooming the following year.