These small, formal-looking plants are created by grafting or training shrubs into tree forms. If you'd like a perfect garden lollipop try tree-form dwarf Korean lilac (Syringa meyerii 'Palibin').

The color blue aids relaxation, which makes it a great choice for the flowering plants in your yard. Here are 11 trees and ...

Good small trees to replace an overgrown pine? How about sweetbay magnolia, Japanese tree lilac or crape myrtle?

Tree lilac flowers are in open clusters and mature into wispy groupings of very small, hard, seed-like fruits that remain intact all winter and add considerable interest in winter.

Small upright trees make great alternatives to mutilated old shade trees that have lost their battle with overhead power lines and the utility company's tree trimmers.

Q: I planted a lilac tree in my backyard about 10 years ago. The yard is small and relatively shady, although the tree does receive some sun each day. One big Norway maple and a number of smaller ...

Lilacs bushes are beautiful but they may not work for every yard or climate. Luckily, there's a gorgeous lilac alternative that hummingbirds adore.

It is being used as a street tree in Bound Brook in areas with overhead power lines because of its small size. Japanese Tree Lilac is also popular as a garden specimen or as an accent in a shrub ...

If all goes well, a lilac tree will bloom in Geri McMahon’s yard in Webster, honoring a grandmother she never knew.

Discover beautiful small trees perfect for tight spaces, offering shade, privacy, and year-round visual interest.

For a small street tree, consider the Ivory Silk Japanese lilac. Unlike its shrubbier cousins, this lilac grows as a more rounded tree, eventually reaching 25 to 30 feet tall and 15 to 20 feet wide.

THE lilac chaste tree, or vitex, is seeing a revival of this great, old-fashioned plant, which some consider a small tree and others describe as a large shrub. Known botanically as Vitex agnus ...