Lilac - Bloomerang Purpink Reblooming - 2 True

Lilac - Bloomerang Purpink Reblooming is a stunning addition to any garden, celebrated for its unique purplish-pink blooms that appear not only in spring but also rebloom in late summer and fall. This compact, reblooming lilac brings continuous color and sweet, classic fragrance to borders, foundation plantings, and small-space gardens. Its attractive, rounded form and disease resistance make it an easy-care choice for gardeners seeking low-maintenance beauty and extended flowering. Bloomerang Purpink lilac thrives in colder climates, offering reliable performance, abundant blossoms, and a delightful scent that attracts butterflies and pollinators throughout the season.

Key Features

• Features reblooming purplish-pink flowers that appear in both spring and late summer to fall.
• Compact, rounded shrub is perfect for borders, foundation plantings, and containers.
• Delivers a sweet, classic lilac fragrance that enhances outdoor living spaces.
• Attracts butterflies and pollinators, supporting a healthy garden ecosystem.
• Exceptionally hardy and resilient for Zone 3b and cooler climates.
• Low-maintenance, with strong resistance to common lilac diseases and pests.

Plant Care Instructions

1. Light Requirements:
   Requires full sun for at least 6 hours daily; can tolerate partial shade but blooms best in sun.
2. Watering:
   Water when the top inch of soil is dry; keep soil evenly moist during active growth and blooming.
3. Soil Type:
   Thrives in well-draining, fertile loam; amend with organic matter if needed for best results.
4. Temperature & Hardiness Zone:
   Hardy to Zone 3b; tolerates temperatures as low as -34°C. Apply mulch for added winter root protection.
5. Fertilizer:
   Feed with a balanced slow-release fertilizer in early spring and again after the spring bloom to encourage repeat flowering.
6. Pruning & Maintenance:
   Deadhead spent blooms to encourage additional flowering; prune lightly after the main bloom to shape as needed.
7. Special Notes:
   Mulch base in late fall to protect roots during winter. No extra overwintering steps needed for Zone 3b.