Common lilac (Syringa vulgaris)

Lilacs bloom when spring begins to merge with summer, reminding us a little of childhood nostalgia and the time of searching for "happiness", filling the air with their unique, warm and sweet aroma. In its classic form, it is a powerful, monumental plant that in the garden makes a gorgeous, flowering backdrop to any garden arrangement. Its heart-shaped leaves remain lush green until late autumn, providing an opaque screen.

When in bloom in May, the lilac tree turns into a colorful treasure chest. The large, heavy clusters of flowers, ranging from snow-white to deep purple or soft pink, are the centerpiece of the garden. It is an incredibly unpretentious and long-lived plant that gives its splendor for decades, asking for little in return, only sunlight and a moment of attention. Whether grown as a free-standing accent or a fragrant hedge, the common lilac tree gives the garden a romantic, homely feel. Height: 4-6 meters

Width: 2.5-3 meters

Hardiness zone: 4 (-28.8°C to -34.4°C)