Lilac Bushes

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RE: Lilac Bushes

My lilacs did not bloom this year. I cut them back too short and too late. Will they bloom again?

Post By M E Ripley AT comcast.net (Guest Post)

RE: Lilac Bushes

I live on east coast of Florida, Zone 10; can I grow Lilac Bushes in my yard? New homeowner, Eileen

Post By Eileen Dye (Guest Post)

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Janet W. Don't prune the lilacs in the fall! The only time you should prune lilacs is immediately after they have finished blooming in the spring. The advice I was given is to only remove or prune 1/3 or less of the bush, and no more than 1/3 of a particular limb or branch. Pruning at any other time removes next spring's blossoms.

Post by Grandma Margie

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We have recently purchased a home in Rio Rancho, New Mexico and there are 10 Lilac Bushes on the property. My question is do I have to prune back the bushes in the fall or do I leave it until after the next blooming.

Thank you.

Post By Janet Wilder (Guest Post)

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how does a lilac get to smell so good

Post By dawn (Guest Post)

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How do you plant lilac bushes from another plant?

Post By deborah (Guest Post)

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my lilac bushes have black mold on them, what is and is it harmful

Post By cheryl nelson (Guest Post)

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We had this as a request a few months back. Here's the answer

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