Plant species 2025, January
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You should cut radically, especially young 'lilacs of the south'. This way you can achieve a compact shape. The plant tolerates severe pruning
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To completely remove a lilac, only completely clearing the rootstock helps. Otherwise, root runners will continue to appear
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If the lilac has frozen, it can usually be saved with a courageous pruning. Syringa is considered to be very robust
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For lush flowering, lilacs should be fertilized - but with the right fertilizers and not too excessively. This is how it works best
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Basically, you don't need to water planted lilacs. However, this makes sense for freshly planted specimens and during a dry period
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If the lilac leaves turn yellow, there could be various reasons behind it. It is important to thoroughly research the cause before treatment
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In principle, you can also plant lilacs in light partial shade, but they will not bloom as profusely there as in a sunnier place
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No matter whether the weather is sunny or humid: mildew fungi are omnipresent in nature and do not stop at lilacs
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Lilac is not suitable for a shady location, it prefers the sun. However, there are a number of shade-tolerant flowering shrubs
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Lilacs require little care as long as they are in the right location. Container specimens require more attention
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After flowering, you should prune the lilac, but not too much. Basically, the shrub does not need any radical pruning
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Lilac (Syringa) can also be kept and cared for very well in a pot, especially when it comes to small varieties
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The lilac is neither a deep nor a shallow rooter, as its roots grow both deep and wide
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Several lilacs planted close together create a beautiful, opaque hedge that blooms beautifully in spring
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Like every living creature, lilacs are not immune to diseases. Fungi or bacteria are usually the cause; viral diseases are rare
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If space in the garden or in the pot is limited, you can keep the lilac small by taking appropriate measures. It is better to plant dwarf lilacs
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If the lilac leaves droop, there could be various reasons behind it. You can find out what you can do about it in this article
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Fungal infestation on lilacs is quite common due to their susceptibility. Tips and information on how to successfully fight an infection
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When the lilacs bloom, spring is really here. Which care measures are important for the flowering tree?
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A lilac looks particularly distinctive if you train it not as a shrub, but as a standard tree. Planting and cutting instructions
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Lilac is sufficiently hardy and does not need any protection in winter - unless it is a young plant or one cultivated in a pot
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In contrast to a lilac bush, you should cut a standard tree regularly. The root shoots in particular must be removed
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Unfortunately, lilacs cannot be grown indoors, but their flower shoots make wonderful decorations for the vase
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Lilacs are best planted in early fall when the ground is still warm. A training cut ensures the correct shape
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The lilac forms the buds for next year's flowers in the summer months of the previous year
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Lilacs have a very long lifespan and can generally live for several decades - especially in a suitable location and with good care
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Unfortunately, there is not (yet) a lilac variety that does not form runners. But there are a few methods to control the shoots
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The height of individual lilacs depends on their type and variety. Some of the trees can grow up to 600 centimeters high, others can only reach 150
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Lilac is one of the most popular garden trees and is currently experiencing a renaissance thanks to new varieties. Find out everything you need to know in the profile
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Lilac needs a sunny location that can be airy. Also make sure that the soil is calcareous, well-drained
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Even a he althy lilac is not immune to pest infestation. Some, like the leaf miner, are common and can cause a lot of damage
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While younger lilacs can be transplanted well, an old one can make this difficult. Instructions and tips for successful transplanting
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Unfortunately, the beautifully blooming lilacs don't last long in the vase. With our tips you can enjoy a bouquet for longer
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A potato pyramid produces amazing yields. Find out here how to build and plant a potato pyramid step by step
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Lilacs develop numerous root runners. To prevent these from getting out of hand, you must remove them completely
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If a lilac is not cut for years, it becomes old: baldness and a lack of flowering are the consequences. However, you can rejuvenate the shrub
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If you want to propagate lilacs by variety, you can't avoid refining them, especially with many noble varieties. We'll explain how it works
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The lilac develops a dense felt of fine roots that extend for meters around the main trunk. This is difficult to remove
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It's not that difficult to cut pure cuttings from a lilac and let them grow roots
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Are your lilacs not growing? Then it is probably in the wrong location and should be transplanted as quickly as possible