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Syringa vulgaris Katherine Havemeyer

Syringa vulgaris Katherine Havemeyer
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Pot size plant Ø 9cm
1 Shrub
Deliveryheight incl. pot 20-30 cm
£12.95
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Lilac tree Katherine Havenmeijer is a popular deciduous spring flowering shrub, it blooms with pink, fragrant clusters in spring.

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The Lilac Katherine Havenmeijer is a popular deciduous spring flowering shrub and no wonder; it blooms with dense clusters of heavenly fragrant flower heads in spring. It will thrive in full sun and neutral to mildly alkaline soil. It’s also ideal for hedging and excellent for fresh cut flower arrangements. We deliver a strong shrub for a quick start.
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Botanical nameSyringa vulgaris Katherine Havemeyer
CategorySyringa
Delivered asPot plant
Qty1x
FlowersYes
Flower periodSpring
FragrantNo
CutflowersNo
Flower colourPink
FruitsNo
EdibleNo
LocationSemi shade
HardyYes
GroundcoveringNo
NaturalizingNo
Plant spacing200cm
Preferred SoilAny soil
Full grown height2 m - 3 m
Mature width125cm - 150cm
PoisonousNo
Plant pot sizeØ 9cm
Size20-30cm

How to take care of Syringa vulgaris Katherine Havemeyer

For best results soak the roots for approx 2 hrs before planting and water well after planting and for the next few weeks. Lilacs need a fertile alkaline soil. If your soil is too acidic, your plant may refuse to bloom. Try to provide the best drainage, as heavy, wet soils will result in an unhappy lilac. The most important factor in lilac success is its root system. They will establish their roots before blooming, so you may have to wait 2-3 years before you see the total bloom effect. A few blooms may appear the first year or two, but they may not be the true flowers. Lilacs generally won’t bloom true to colour until established. One way to promote establishment and an earlier bloom is to avoid high nitrogen fertilizers and add higher levels of phosphorous and potassium. Lilacs don’t need regular pruning only to keep them in check. For the first few years, prune here and there to correct and distribute growth evenly. Prune out any dead or weak branches yearly. Apply organic dressing during early spring.

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