Syringa Oblata (Korean Lilac, Early Lilac, Early Blooming Lilac, Broadleaf Lilac) Shrub Seeds, Fragrant Flowers, Attractive Appearance, Seeds by MySeeds.Co, You Choose The Amount (1/4 LB)

Discover the beauty of Syringa oblata, also known as Korean Lilac or Early Lilac, a deciduous shrub or small tree in the olive family. Native to Korea and China, this plant is renowned for its early and abundant blooming, typically in spring. The flowers are pale lilac to pink, fragrant, and attract pollinators, making it a delightful addition to any garden. Korean Lilac can grow between 10-12 feet tall and 8 feet wide, thriving in full sun to partial shade. It's adaptable to various soil types and pH levels, making it a low-maintenance choice. Plant in well-drained loam soil and water regularly. For optimal growth, stratify seeds for 30-90 days before planting. After flowering, prune to shape and remove any dead or damaged branches. This hardy plant is suitable for USDA hardiness zones 3-7 and can add a burst of color and fragrance to your landscape.

• Fragrant Blossoms: Experience the delightful scent of Early Lilac's abundant, pale lilac to pink flowers, blooming early to mid-spring before many other lilacs. Adaptable and Hardy: Thrive in various soil types and climate zones, as Korean Lilac tolerates cold winters and a wide range of pH levels, perfect for different landscapes.
• Easy Growing Conditions: Plant in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil, providing regular watering, especially during dry periods, for a thriving, early-blooming Korean Lilac.
• Ornamental Planting: Ideal for gardens and urban spaces, this compact shrub or small tree adds beauty and fragrance to your landscape, suitable for specimen, border, hedge, or mixed shrub plantings.
• Minimal Pruning Required: Enjoy low-maintenance gardening with minimal pruning needed after flowering, ensuring a well-shaped plant and encouraging better blooming for the following year.
• Trial Packet Size (2 Grams ~ 200 Seeds)
• 0.25 oz (~ 850 Seeds)
• 0.5 oz (~ 1719 Seeds)
• 1 oz (~ 3438 Seeds)
• 1/4 LB (~ 13752 Seeds)
• 1/2 LB (~ 27504 Seeds)