An exciting introduction from the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. The flowers of 'Lilac Sunday' are a fragrant, pale purple. Although each individual flower is small, the flower panicles are produced not only at the tips of the branches, but also from the lateral buds along the stems at a distance of two or more feet from the branch tips. Therefore, the branching is willowy and arching, and it looks as though flowers are over 2 feet long. It does best in full sun, with a less acidic pH soil.

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