When do lilacs bloom?

Flowering period

The flowering time of lilac varies depending on its variety, but most of the time it blooms between April and May and in autumn between July and August.

Lilac flowers are abundant and mostly appear in white, purple, yellow, etc. The colors are rich and bright, and the fragrance is sweet. It is also a flower with great ornamental value.

variety

Ornamental lilac

It blooms flowers of various colors in spring and grows mostly in my country's temperate regions. It is very ornamental and can grow in clusters into a sea of ​​flowers, giving people a beautiful enjoyment.

Cloves for spice and medicinal use

This type of clove is a tropical plant native to the Maluku Islands and surrounding islands in Indonesia. It is mostly used to make spices and develop medicines.

Clove

Cloves are a type of clove that does not bloom, only has buds, which can be dried and used to make spices.

Mother clove

Mother clove refers to a mature clove fruit, which can be used to make spices just like the flowers.

Things to note when growing lilac

First of all, lilac cultivation must be carried out from its childhood. During the lilac seedling period, wind protection measures must be taken. Bamboo can be used to fix the trunk of the lilac plant to reduce damage caused by shaking.

The second is weeding: weeding should be carried out from July to October every year. Remove all the grass around the lilac plants, but do not throw the grass away. Cover the plants with the grass and use it as green manure.

After the seedlings grow into large ones, they can be properly pruned. Cutting them 30 cm from the ground will help the growth of branches and leaves.

Finally, the growing environment: Lilac likes sunlight and moisture, but is drought-resistant, so it should not be watered too much. However, in the dry spring, you can water it thoroughly once during budding and flowering to reserve enough water.

It requires fertile, well-drained sandy soil. Lilac does not like heavy fertilizers so there is no need to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise it will affect flowering.

The flowering and growth of lilac requires repotting and replacement of soil every three years or so. When repotting, trim the roots and remove long and old roots.