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Purple tree homes review bbb12/2/2023 ![]() Water once every 10 days to two weeks from spring until the end of the bloom season, just before the first frost. Wateringīloomerang lilac trees will need the most water during their flowering season. A thin layer of mulch can conserve the proper amount of moisture and protect the Bloomerang from temperature fluctuations. Soggy soil conditions can damage their roots. The trees prefer moist, well-drained, alkaline soil. They can tolerate partial shade, but they will not produce as many flowers. Sun and shadeīloomerang lilac trees thrive in full sun, receiving at least six hours of direct sunlight per day. Growing Conditionsīloomerang lilac trees are relatively hassle-free. Water thoroughly, and place a 3-inch layer of mulch. Backfill the hole with soil, tamping down to remove any air pockets. Otherwise, plant it 1-1.5 inches below the soil level. ![]() You want it to sit slightly higher than the level of the surrounding soil if you are worried about drainage. Tease the roots of your root ball gently before placing it in the hole. Pull any weeds and remove any turfgrass and debris from the area, then dig a hole that is twice the width of your root ball. You can plant these trees almost any time of year except for winter, but spring is recommended. Plantingīloomerang lilac trees should be planted in areas that have well-drained soil and, ideally, full sunlight. They require a period of cold weather in order to bloom. Bloomerang lilac trees flourish in Zones 3-7, doing exceptionally well in the north. USDA Hardiness Zones indicate the parts of the country where trees grow best, based on minimum winter temperatures in each region. Their veined leaves are deep green for most of the year and turn yellow in fall and grow on long, arched branches.īloomerang lilac trees have distinctive, 4-petaled, 4-6 inch deep lilac-purple flowers that bloom starting in May, take a pause through June, and bloom again from July through the first frost of the year. Not sensitive to urban environments/air pollutionīloomerang lilac trees are more compact than other lilacs, growing to a small stature of 4-6 feet tall with a 4-6 foot spread, giving them a pleasant, round shape.With a pleasing round shape at a compact size, Bloomerang lilac trees are a perfect addition to any garden. After an initial stunning show in spring, Bloomerang lilacs take a rest until late summer, when they rebloom until the first frost. ![]() This lilac tree blooms twice a year, filling the air with the aroma of its deep purple-lilac, star-like flowers. Plant lovers just can’t get enough of lilac trees’ bursts of fragrant purple blossoms-and with the Bloomerang lilac tree, they don’t have to. ![]()
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