The white-flowered version of the farm lilac, this one also grows tall—and wide due to a multiplicity of suckers. Keep in mind that, on grafted bushes, you should remove all suckers, a… See more

Derived by Dutch breeder Garrit Maarse from an aberrant limb of the white ‘Marie Legraye’ variant, this lilac isn’t an intense yellow. In fact, the flowers reportedly start out cream … See more

Also a sensation for its unusual coloring, this lilac produces panicles of purple blooms with a white picotee edging on each floret. It derived from a purple-flowered cultivar call… See more

As is implied by its name, this dandy came from an American breeder, Father John Fiala, who founded the International Lilac Society and produced a large number of his own hybrid… See more