Neat! I had to look up the name of that since I am not familiar with it. Our town has planted these along some of the streets and I had no idea what they were. Now I know! Neat!
Do they grow very big? The ones in town have been pretty 'showy' when they blossom.
Oh wow! Such a rare occurrence is very exciting. Makes you wonder why...what has been different the past year or the year it bloomed last time. So cool! :)
Wonderful to see it bloom after so many years without blooms. This is the first year in quite a few that the mock-orange bush that my mother gave me from her yard has been full of flowers. It was almost smothered by a wild honeysuckle bush which is an invasive species around here. I finally got the honey suckle cut out of it. Now to keep an eye on it so the honeysuckle doesn't return.
I've never seen or heard of a Japanese lilac tree.. Interesting. does it have great perfume aromai like our regular ones? 26 years is a long time to wait for something to bloom!!
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Neat! I had to look up the name of that since I am not familiar with it.
ReplyDeleteOur town has planted these along some of the streets and I had no idea what they were.
Now I know!
Neat!
Do they grow very big? The ones in town have been pretty 'showy' when they blossom.
You must be so excited! I wonder what the trick was!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty indeed. I wonder why now? Whatever the reason, thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteDoes it smell like the blooms on lilac bush?
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to see the blooms.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Such a rare occurrence is very exciting. Makes you wonder why...what has been different the past year or the year it bloomed last time. So cool! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see it bloom after so many years without blooms. This is the first year in quite a few that the mock-orange bush that my mother gave me from her yard has been full of flowers. It was almost smothered by a wild honeysuckle bush which is an invasive species around here. I finally got the honey suckle cut out of it. Now to keep an eye on it so the honeysuckle doesn't return.
ReplyDeleteI love when God gives us a sweet surprise like that!
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of that species either. It must like the weather.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen this type of lilac. How exciting to have it blooming!
ReplyDeleteOH!!!!! YAY!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen or heard of a Japanese lilac tree.. Interesting. does it have great perfume aromai like our regular ones? 26 years is a long time to wait for something to bloom!!
ReplyDeleteYes it has some aroma like lilacs, the blooms are a creamy white. I have no idea why it has only bloomed twice in 26 years. Sunlight maybe.
ReplyDeleteWOW, I wonder if you will have to wait another 26 years for it bloom again
ReplyDeleteHow exciting for you. I wonder why it hasn't bloomed more often... Glad you posted pictures.
ReplyDeleteI see it!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to finally have blooms. That's a long time to wait!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Isn't that interesting? I wonder why it would only bloom occasionally. Enjoy the novelty!
ReplyDeleteYay! Cause for a little celebration!
ReplyDeleteEvery once in a while there is a very stubborn plant. You fixed it. You waited this guy out.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Must be a special year!
ReplyDeleteI never heard of a tree lilac but I love them all.
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