Lilac, Dwarf Korean (Little Leaf) Treeform

Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’

Group: Korean Lilac

Size (HxW): 7-8’ x 5-6’

Growth Habit: Compact, rounded

Planting Location: Cozy

Zone 3b

Soft lavender pink blooms are the most fragrant of the lilacs

Small, glossy green foliage turns shades of orange, gold & purple in fall

Blooms in mid-June for approximately 10 days

Reblooms lightly in mid-summer

Grafted to treeform; naturally grows as a multi-stem shrub

Available in both treeform & shrub

Single (4 petals) blooms

Requires 6+ hours of sunlight for blooming

Drought tolerant once established

Medium Growth Rate: 8-10”/year

Non-suckering

Exceptionally disease resistant

Resistant to powdery mildew

Plant Care:

● Tree trunk requires protection (tree wrap) during winter ● Prune immediately after they have finished flowering; if pruned earlier and/or later, flower buds for the next blooming season will be cut off ● Prefers well-drained planting location; does not tolerate soggy soil ● Tolerates heavy clay & sandy soils