A unique variety of American selection, which has no analogues, the progenitor of modern American lilac with radial doubling.
Obtained in 1963 in Rochester, New York. Drought and frost resistant. Average disease resistance.
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| Lilac Rochester. |
Variety name in Russian Rochester.
Variety name in English Rochester.
Latin Syringa vulgaris.
Lilac (Latin: Syringa) is a genus of shrubs belonging to the olive family (Latin: Oleaceae). The genus includes about 30 species distributed in the wild in southeastern Europe and Asia, mainly in China. Lilac is widely cultivated for its beautiful and fragrant inflorescences. In gardens and parks, you can most often find common lilac (Syringa vulgaris).
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Botanical description:
Lilacs are deciduous shrubs that can be either upright or spreading. The height of the bushes can reach 5-7 meters, but sometimes lilacs take on a tree-like form.
