Syringa x laciniata The country dairy of an edwardian lady and Martha Stewart Living

and Martha Stewart Living

It does self-sow so if you do not want this to occur remove the spent flower stems to prevent them from forming seed pods

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Cutting back stems early in the growing season will help to keep the plant nice and bushy

this bag will surely catch everyone's eye

Syringa x laciniata The country dairy of an edwardian lady and Martha Stewart LivingSyringa x laciniata also known as the feathered Persian Lilac is a graceful, rounded shrub with loose panicles of 7cm long fragrant beautiful soft lavender violet coloured flowers that appear in late spring. The branches are willowy and arching and the flowers form along the branches. Equally as attractive is the foliage which is lacy with the leaves being deeply cut. The foliage turns shades of yellowy green in the autumn. An outstanding lilac worthy