They are on their way and the buds should be opening next week.
FOTD 18th April 2021: LilacChronicles of an Anglo Swiss
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Beautiful Pat 😀
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Even the buds have their beauty
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Yours are farther along than mine. Can’t wait to see them bloom.
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Neither can i
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Nice shot. Can’t wait to see them bloom!
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I will be ready with the camera
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Ours are barely beginning to think about sending out leaves. 🙂
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Ours have had leaves for a couple of weeks and now the flowers are appearing
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Lovely sight that would be, I’m sure
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Yes it will be
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Beautiful lilacs.
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The buds should be opening soon
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Hey! I just featured a picture of a ‘fake’ lilac, which is really just a compact cultivar of lilac. The ‘common’ lilac is still the best!
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Will have a look. I find the flowers similar to buddleia, but more intense. It is a tree opposite my garden and I see its flowers unfold every year at this time.
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They are SO fragrant! They are popular with people from Texas and Oklahoma, but there are some here too because so many Okies came here during the Dust Bowl. French hybrids were marketed here in the 1990s or a bit earlier as lilacs that would perform well after the mild winters here. However, I can remember common lilacs blooming very nicely long before the French hybrids arrived. They even do well on the coast in Southern California. I remember adding several to a home in Malibu.
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Beautiful!. I was just looking at mine. Looks like I’m going to have a lot more blooms this year🙂
Pat
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It’s is a Bush here but it looks like it will have plenty of flowers
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