Quick Search: Syringa - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

Knock-your-socks-off fragrance! Selected for its fragrance and bloom color, Scentara® Double Blue lilac creates the unforgettable spring display you crave. Very large flower clusters are made up of lavender-blue double florets and cover the plant in spring. Good resistance to mildew. Long-lived and easy to grow.

We like dwarf Korean lilac (Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’) for its compact, rounded shape and resistance to powdery mildew, two characteristics that set it apart from other lilacs. Dwarf Korean lilac fits small gardens, tight spaces and can be used as a deciduous hedge. Good choice for a foundation planting as it won’t obscure windows.

Very fragrant, large trusses of distinctive dark purple petals, curled to show lighter silvery backing, for a unique bi-color effect. Dark green leaves are noticeably mildew resistant. Named for wealthy mining tycoon Albert Holden, founder of the Holden Arboretum in Cleveland OH.

French lilacs make fine feature plants. Cut their fresh blossoms for fragrant, long-lasting flower arrangements.

The delicate and delightfully feminine French lilac ‘Belle de Nancy’ is a scented jewel for the spring garden. It is an old double-flowered variety bred at the famous Lemoine Nursery near Nancy, France where many classic French lilacs were developed. ‘Belle de Nancy’ was introduced in 1891 and remains in cultivation, proving its desirability.

An old cultivar developed in 1883, this is still one of the best purples available. Its panicle-like thyrses of single, red-purple flowers are produced in early June. Rarely to never fed on by Japanese beetles.

French lilacs make fine feature plants. Cut their fresh blossoms for fragrant, long-lasting flower arrangements.

Lilac ‘Madame Lemoine’ is a French Hybrid Lilac that forms a wide-spreading plant with double, pure white highly fragrant flowers that are produced in May. Smell springtime with blooms of soft white which makes this Lilac truly unique addition to your garden. Dark green heart-shaped leaves create the perfect backdrop to the pure white flowers. French lilacs are beloved for their scent and this lady will not disappoint.

Named in honor of the wife of the originator of many French hybrids. Rarely to never fed on by Japanese beetles.

Beautiful and dramatic, ‘Sensation’ has bicolor blooms of purple, elegantly trimmed in white, covering this lilac in early to mid-spring, filling the air with their sweet scent. Beautiful as a border shrub or a colorful hedge. Blooms are complemented by heart-shaped foliage. Adds distinctive flair to cut-flower bouquets.

Syringa vulgaris ‘Yankee Doodle’ is one of the darkest purples of all Lilacs and he shares the royal lineage of lilacs bred by Father John Fiala. Profuse bloomer with large clusters of single, large flowers produced on an upright plant of up to 8 feet in height. Rarely to never fed on by Japanese beetles.

French lilacs make fine feature plants. Cut their fresh blossoms for fragrant, long-lasting flower arrangements.

A most attractive small flowering tree with cherry-like bark, it bears large plumes of small creamy white flowers in early July. It will perform best in full sun.

A most attractive small flowering tree with cherry-like bark, it bears large plumes of small creamy white flowers in early July. It will perform best in full sun.

It’s the next big thing for Bloomerang! Dark Purple is a bigger plant with larger, more rounded inflorescenses. It’s very showy in spring, and continues to amaze with fragrant blooms from mid-summer to frost. This is a strong grower, and will add beauty and fragrance to gardens from spring to fall.

Get ready to debate! Are the flowers on Bloomerang Purpink® a lovely shade purple or are they pale pink? We couldn’t decide, so we combined them in the name to let you decide. The real conversation starts when you see just how many blooms it puts out in the spring and again later on in the summer. It’s one of the most prolific rebloomers in our series, which is saying something! It belongs in a highly visible spot in your garden, like near a front door or by your driveway.