Flowering White Lilac
Plant Attributes of Flowering White Lilac
Chinese Name: Bai Ding XiangAlso Known As: Que Su, Xiong Que Shi, Qing Dan, Ma Que Fen, Xiong Jia Que FenLatin Name: Syringa oblata var. albaFamily and Genus: Oleaceae SyringaDistribution: North China regionIntroduction to Flowering White Lilac
The white lilac is a variety of the common lilac, mainly differing by having smaller leaves with sparse pubescence on the surface and white flowers. It is a perennial deciduous shrub or small tree, reaching 4-5 meters in height. The flowers are white, with either single or double petals, four-lobed at the tip, tubular in shape, and arranged in a pyramidal inflorescence. The blooming period is from April to May. It prefers sunlight, is slightly shade-tolerant, cold-resistant, drought-resistant, and thrives in well-drained, deep, and fertile soil. The white lilac can be propagated by cutting or grafting, while seed propagation may easily result in variations. The dense and pure white flowers of the white lilac are elegant and fragrant, often planted in gardens for ornamental purposes. They can also be used as fresh cut flowers. The lilac flower is known by the nickname "Heavenly Flower," possibly due to its noble fragrance, which has been highly valued since ancient times. Therefore, the flower symbolism of the lilac is also worthy of the "Heavenly Flower" nickname—radiance. Those born under the blessing of this flower are favored by the gods, leading a life full of glory. The flower symbolism of the white lilac—is the laughter of youth.
Flowering White Lilac Photo Album
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