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  • lilac pink seeds 50 seeds/bags
  • lilac pink seeds 50 seeds/bags
  • lilac pink seeds 50 seeds/bags
  • lilac pink seeds 50 seeds/bags

lilac pink seeds 50 seeds/bags

No.A114
High germination pink lilac seeds produce dense clusters of soft pink fragrant blooms. Cold-hardy deciduous shrub for hedges, landscape borders and cut flowers, low maintenance for gardeners.
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  • lilac pink seeds 50 seeds/bags
  • lilac pink seeds 50 seeds/bags

Description



Our premium pink lilac seeds offer stable germination rate and robust upright bushy growth habit. Botanically named Syringa vulgaris, pink lilac is a classic deciduous flowering shrub famous for large panicles of delicate soft pink tubular blossoms and powerful, lingering sweet fragrance. Heart-shaped deep green foliage keeps neat ornamental effect throughout the growing season after blooming season ends.
This variety features excellent winter hardiness and can withstand severe freezing temperatures outdoors. It blooms profusely in late spring, filling the surrounding air with charming aroma and attracting butterflies, bees and other beneficial pollinators. Widely applied for specimen landscape planting, flowering hedge construction, garden border backdrop, courtyard focal points and aromatic fresh cut flower bouquets. Pink lilac thrives in neutral to slightly alkaline, loose well-drained soil and dislikes waterlogged root conditions. Only annual light pruning right after flowering and regular moderate watering are required, making it a long-term low-care landscape choice for both experienced growers and beginner gardeners.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation: Prepare fertile, loose, well-drained loamy soil with neutral to slightly alkaline pH value; amend heavy clay soil with compost and grit for better drainage.
  2. Sowing Method: Lilac seeds need cold stratification first: place seeds in moist medium and refrigerate at 2–5°C for 30–45 days, then sow shallowly and cover with 0.5cm thin soil layer.
  3. Germination Condition: Keep growing medium slightly moist without standing water, maintain temperature 18–21°C, seeds germinate unevenly within 14–60 days.
  4. Seedling Care: Transplant sturdy seedlings individually when true leaves grow out; full sunlight for minimum 6 hours daily ensures abundant blooming in mature plants.
  5. Daily Maintenance: Water deeply during dry periods; prune faded flower clusters and old weak branches immediately after blooming to encourage new branch development; avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.

Specification

  • Plant Name: Pink Lilac / Common Lilac
  • Botanical Name: Syringa vulgaris
  • Plant Type: Fully Hardy Deciduous Flowering Shrub
  • Mature Height: 2.5–4 Meters
  • Blooming Period: Late Spring (May to Early June)
  • Germination Temperature: 18–21°C
  • Growing Temperature: -25°C to 28°C
  • Light Requirement: Full Sun (Tolerates Light Partial Shade)
  • Soil: Neutral to Slightly Alkaline, Fertile Well-Drained Loam Soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Moderate (Requires Cold Stratification)
  • Core Features: Romantic pink dense flower clusters, strong sweet fragrance, extreme cold hardiness, hedge suitable, long lifespan, excellent cut flower performance

FAQ

Q1: Does pink lilac seed need cold stratification before sowing?
A1: Yes, cold stratification in low temperature is necessary to break seed dormancy and improve germination rate.
Q2: How cold resistant is pink lilac shrub?
A2: It is extremely winter-hardy and can survive freezing winter temperatures down to -25°C in open ground.
Q3: When is the proper time to prune lilac bushes?
A3: Prune right after spring blooming finishes; late pruning will remove next year’s flower buds and reduce flowering quantity.
Q4: Can pink lilac be used to build flowering hedges?
A4: Perfect for dense flowering hedges with bushy growth habit and abundant fragrant spring blooms.
Q5: Why does mature lilac fail to bloom well?
A5: Insufficient direct sunlight, over-fertilization or improper late-season pruning are the main causes for poor flowering.

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