Lilac grows up to 2–3 m in height. It has a dense, regular habit. The flowers of this variety have a long tubular shape and are gathered in slender, branched panicles 10–20 cm long, slightly arching. The buds are dark pink, the flowers pink. It begins to bloom at the end of May. The leaves are sharply pointed, dark green, 10–15 cm long. It prefers sunny locations and is frost‑resistant. Like most lilacs, it has no special soil requirements and grows well in any average garden soil. Use: Suitable for any garden. Due to its high tolerance to pollution, it can also be used in public green spaces. Cut lilac branches are suitable for bouquets and vases. Flowering: May–June. Flowers gathered in dense, compact, fragrant pink inflorescences. Position: Sunny or semi‑shaded. Care: Requires no special treatments; grows best in fertile, well‑drained soil with a neutral or slightly alkaline pH. Pruning: It is recommended to remove faded inflorescences immediately. This treatment encourages more abundant flowering the following year.