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1. Stop and smell the flowers. Drive along most county backroads, especially ones sprinkled with old farms, and you’ll come across plenty of large lilac bushes in shades of purple and white.

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DAVE EPSTEIN It’s not too late to plant some fragrant lilacs this spring By Dave Epstein Globe Correspondent,Updated May 11, 2025, 8:59 p.m.

The lilac cultivar that always gets people talking: the bicolored Sensation. One cultivar Ms. Finley still hopes to add to the collection, Rochester, is distinctive in another way.

What to look for: lilacs Admission: free The Arnold Arboretum will be awash in purple and white on Sunday, May 11 for Mother's Day — and "Lilac Sunday," their annual blooming lilac showcase.