Product Review
Discovered in a garden near Beijing in 1909, Syringa meyeri is unknown in the wild. It is a low compact shrub growing about 5 ft. with sturdy upright branches. The flowers, borne in small clusters, are pinkish lavender in color, sometimes even a whitish lavender. A hardy shrub, it often repeat blooms in late summer or very early autumn. The blooms are wonderfully fragrant. This lilac can prosper in much warmer climates than the species.
- These are ready to plant and should be put in the ground according to the included instructions upon arrival. All pictures are of fully grown plants. Sizes shipped are in the title and description. Deciduous plants do not have leaves in the winter.
- California orders will be cancelled due to their state regulations beyond our control.
- Thrives in zones 4 through 8 with full to part sun.
- Size Shipped is 2 feet tall and branched in trade gallon pots with soilless media. Double boxed for a safe transport.
- Do not transplant into another container, only the ground. We ensure a successful transplant for 30 days if the included planting instructions are followed with the correct location and water. Deciduous plants bought dormant during the winter are expected to leaf out in the spring under the same conditions.
