Live dwarf Korean starter plants, or Syringa meyeri 'Palibin', are available to order from Amazon. 'Josee' and 'Tinkerbelle' ...

The dwarf Korean lilac (Syringa meyeri) and the compact form of the dwarf Korean lilac (Syringa meyeri palibin) have both been billed as growing to only 5 feet tall. Since plants can't read, they ...

We love our lilacs, but they aren't often considered good companions to other shrubs and perennials in the mixed border, because they grow into large shrubs too difficult to manage in small spaces ...

Dwarf Korean lilac is hardy to 35 degrees below zero. It reaches a mature height of 4-6 feet and blooms mid-season with clusters of red-purple buds that open to dainty, lilac-pink flowers.

To grow a dwarf lilac successfully in a container, choose a large one (24 inches in diameter) with plenty of drainage holes, as these plants don't appreciate having wet feet.

Dwarf varieties stay much more compact and bushy as they mature and are a reasonable plant to have mixed in with other foundation plants, such as yews and junipers. Generally, common lilacs flower ...

However, if you are looking for a shrub with the fragrance of a lilac but without the issues of diseases and insects — and perhaps even a more compact growth habit — look no further than dwarf ...

Most are formed by grafting the shrubby Dwarf Korean Lilac onto the trunk of a related lilac, such as Japanese Tree Lilac, to produce a lollypop-shaped miniature tree. The graft is usually 3 or 4 ...