Persian Lilac

Persian Lilac The Persian Lilac is a charming, compact lilac shrub with a graceful form and finely textured foliage. In late spring, it produces abundant clusters of fragrant lavender-purple blooms, filling the air with a sweet scent. This deciduous shrub is more compact than common lilacs, making it ideal for hedges, foundation plantings, and smaller landscapes. It attracts butterflies and pollinators while resisting deer. � Fragrant lavender-purple blooms � Compact, airy foliage � Attracts butterflies & pollinators � Deciduous shrub, perfect for hedges & borders � Thrives in full sun � Mature Size: 96–144 in. tall, 72–96 in. wide Note: Prune just after flowering to encourage next season’s blooms. Avoid heavy summer pruning. Growing Zones: 4–8 outdoors Mature Height: 96–144 in. Sunlight: Full Sun Mature Width: 72–96 in. Botanical Name: Syringa × persica Growth Rate: Moderate Bloom Time: Late Spring Type: Deciduous Shrub FAQ's How tall does Persian Lilac grow? It reaches 96–144 in. tall and 72–96 in. wide, making it more compact than common lilacs. Does it have fragrance? Yes! Persian Lilac produces clusters of sweetly fragrant lavender-purple blooms in spring. Is it good for hedges? Yes, its compact growth habit makes it perfect for hedges, borders, or foundation plantings. Is it deer resistant? Yes, Persian Lilac is generally deer resistant.