Pruning a lilac just above buds lower on the branches will encourage fuller, denser growth. The best time to do this: right after the lilac flowers in spring.

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Syringa x chinensis Lilac Sunday’s flower clusters form along the stem’s length, creating the illusion of longer inflorescences. Pink-colored Syringa x hyacinthiflora Esther Staley.

"This timing lets you enjoy the current season’s flowers while avoiding the accidental removal of next year’s buds, which begin forming shortly after bloom," says Funk.

New lilac flowers are produced on wood that grew the previous year. Remove this year’s flowers by cutting just above the ridged area on the step. New flower buds will emerge from the dark brown ...

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When woody plants that typically bloom in spring develop their flower buds in the summer, they usually require a period of cold to trigger the blooming process.

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Here-and-gone lilac days deserve celebrating — revel in their fragrance, spend time beneath limbs of conical blooms and freely harvest stems to fill vases indoors.