Sunday, June 9, 2024

Late Lilac

 The Late Lilac is blooming such as it is. 


It is a pretty bloom in bud. 


As it opens it becomes a pinky/lilac color.

Far Side

19 comments:

  1. It is beautiful. It's trying really hard.

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  2. I don't think I've seen a lilac that color before. Very pretty!
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  3. We call those French Lilac. The standard ones bloom early June around here, I saw lots in full bloom in town yesterday.

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  4. Beautiful and not the usual lilac. It's new to me.

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  5. So pretty and they smell so good, too! :)

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  6. Lilacs are very showy and loved by many. Mine have just started to bloom.

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  7. I wish our lilac season lasted longer. Such fleeting beauty, and scent.

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  8. Lilacs remind me of living at my maternal grandparents farm with siblings and my mom when my dad was in the Navy and out to sea for months at a time. Grandma would often put the bed sheets on top of the lilac bushes after they had dried on the clothesline.

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  9. Lilacs are related to privet. That surprised me. Maybe next year for the blooms. We keep hoping.

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  10. I just love lilacs and all their beautiful colors.

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  11. It has been so long since I enjoyed the sweet fragrance of a Lilac. They were a favorite from when we lived in Alaska. Late or on time, how wonderful to get to enjoy yours!

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  12. I miss having lilacs. That's a really pretty color.

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  13. Is that a Korean lilac? They bloom after the normal lilacs here...but are long gone down here for the season.

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  14. The lilac is beautiful even though it seems like only a token of what could have been. I saw people's lilac as i drove around town this spring. There are not that many around anymore. I am sure the people at my old home place have enjoyed the half dozen of them that I had planted.

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