Generally speaking, lilac plants are 1 ~ 8 meters high, with opposite leaves, entire or sometimes divided, and few pinnately compound leaves. Flowers bisexual, terminal or lateral panicles. Colors are purple, lavender or blue-purple, but also white and blue-purple, with white and purple as the majority.
Lavender perennial deciduous shrubs and small trees, 4-5 meters high, papery leaves, simple leaves alternate, oval or kidney-shaped leaves, puberulent and sharp tips. Flowers are white, with single and double petals. The end of the flower is divided, tubular and conical. The flowering period is April-May.
Lilac, 1.5-4 meters high, with grayish brown bark, yellowish brown branchlets and initial pilosity. Gradually fall off. Young leaves are clustered, opposite, ovate, obovate or lanceolate, with panicles, lavender, purplish red or blue flowers, and the corolla tube is 6-8 mm long. Flowering period may-June.
Growth habits like sunshine, moist soil, good drainage, suitable for garden cultivation. When the flowers bloom in spring, the huge and gorgeous inflorescences are all over the whole plant, and the fragrance is overflowing, and the ornamental effect is very good. This is a famous flower and tree planted in the garden.
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Lilac (scientific name: lilac? Rinderle. ) is a deciduous shrub or small tree. Also known as Lilac, North China Lilac, Bai Jie, Lover and Dragon Tip. Clove originated in northern China and has been cultivated in China for over 1000 years. It is a precious flower in China.
The distribution of clove is centered on the Qinling Mountains, reaching Heilongjiang in the north and Jilin, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Shandong, Shaanxi, Gansu, Sichuan, North Korea, Yunnan and Tibet in the south. Widely cultivated in temperate regions of the world.
Produced in Northeast China, North China, Northwest China (except Xinjiang) and even Southwest China to Northwest Sichuan (Songpan and Nanping). Hillsides, jungles, canyons and streams, valleys and beaches, 300-2400 meters above sea level. Gardens north of the Yangtze River are widely planted.
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Baidu Encyclopedia-Lilac