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anastatia Vancouver, WA(Zone 8a) Jul 01, 2003

Does anyone have a Japanese Lilac tree? Tell me about it, please. I have a picture of one and it is beautiful.

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Sue_WA Seattle Burbs, WA(Zone 8b) Jul 10, 2003

Hi Anastatia, I have a few of them. They are only about 2 -3 years old and have not started to fill out horizontally yet. They will grow to approx. 25' x 25'. They will be a privacy screen one day! :-D

They have put on about a foot each in the last year.

They did flower a few weeks ago, big conical white flowers. I am very happy with them....now they just need to grow grow grow!

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shudhave Upton, MA(Zone 5b) Jul 11, 2003

I have one that is three years old. It had a few flowers last year, but none this year. It looks very healthy, though, and I think it will just take a few years to hit it's stride. It is a very handsome, well-behaved small tree. The flowers are not fragrant, but they are very beautiful and they bloom later than common lilacs. I have seen mature specimens and can't think of any reason you wouldn't love having one.

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Ponditis Lincoln City, OR(Zone 9a) Jul 11, 2003

interesting how these things perform in different areas. My Japanese Silk Lilac's are as fragrant as the old fashioned purple lilac. Mine have been in the ground here for three seasons, bloom later than the other lilacs with large sprays of white flowers. The trees have grown about four feet in the last two years and seem to be fairly drought resistant.

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