Peking Lilac is a beautiful and hardy tree with large, creamy-white, fragrant honey-scented flower clusters. It is also a great urban tree and can be a smart choice for a specimen tree, as well as for median plantings and interstate parkway plantings. Native to Asia, it is both very hardy and beautiful, with attractive, amber-colored, peeling bark. In early summer when many shrubs and trees have finished blooming, and it puts on its amazing display of white flowers. This hard-to-find tree attracts butterfly’s, hummingbirds, and pollinating insects. USDA zones 5-8
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Specialty Trees
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Native Trees
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Small Trees
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Privacy Trees
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Privacy Trees
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Flowering Trees
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