Korean Lilac bushes are not meant to be kept inside a home. They are outside plants since they take up so much room. But if you have a lilac bush you want to transfer over another are… See more

The Korean lilac does not grow fast, so it isn’t necessary to trim it every year. But after it has reach full blooming during the spring and summer season, you should remove an… See more

No, the Korean lilac is not poisonous in any way to either humans or animals, so you can have it in your garden while you also have children and cats and dogs. But the lilac flower… See more

No, Korean lilacs and most lilacs, in general, do not like to grow in too much water. If the ground is too moist, the flower will not bloom, and the roots might develop a rot.… See more