Purple Lilac Flower Bush

Facts of Purple Lilac Flower, "Scientific name for Purple Lilac Flower (Plant) is Syringa vulgaris". Purple Lilac is the flower of the Lilac flowering plant that belongs to the Syringa genus of the Oleaceae family. The Purple Lilac flower Shrubs are native to forest and scrub from the southeastern parts of Europe to the eastern parts of Asia. The plant of the Purple Lilac flower is extensively and generally cultivated in temperate regions elsewhere. The Purple Lilac flower is the official state flower of the New Hampshire State because the flower is the emblematic of that resilient character of the women and men of the Granite State.

The Purple Lilac flowers use to bloom between the middle parts of the spring season to the initial part of the summer season. Each Purple Lilac flower has a diameter that ranges from being 13/64 to 25/64 inches (5 mm to 10 mm). These flowers appear a four-lobed corolla, and the tubes of the corolla are narrow, with the length that ranges from 13/64 inches to 13/16 inches (5 mm to 20 mm).

The Purple Lilac flowers are bisexual, with fertile stigma and stamens in each flower. As the name of the flower indicates the usual color of the Purple Lilac Flower is a shadow of purple. However, these flowers also come in a variety of colors according to the plant species. The Lilac Flower colors include white, light yellow and pink, and they even come in a dark burgundy color. Usually the Purple Lilac flowers grow in huge panicles, and in quite a lot of species, they have a strong smell.

Purple Lilac flowers are habitually considered to represent love. In Lebanon, Greece, and Cyprus, the lilac flower is strongly linked with Easter time as these flowers used to bloom at that time. Purple Lilac flowers are popular flowers in gardens and parks all through the temperate region, and a number of plant hybrids and many cultivars have been developed. Purple Lilac flowers grow most productively in well-exhausted soils, chiefly those derived from chalk. The Purple Lilac Flowers usually grow on old wood, and they will grow more if their plant is not pruned. However, as stunning and perfumed as the Purple Lilac flowers are, unluckily, the flowers only last for two to three weeks only.

The Purple Lilac flowers are habitually used to put in texture, color, and smell to flower arrangements. These flowers are particularly admired in hand-joined wedding bouquets. With the appropriate care, cut Purple Lilac flowers will last for seven to ten days. Usually, growers use to eliminate foliage and keep the lilac plant away from the direct sunlight or heat resources to provide flowers a longer life. The Purple Lilac Flowers would as well, benefit from an infrequent misting. Commercially developed Purple Lilac flowers are available throughout the year, at the same time as domestic growers put them up for sale from February to November.

Purple Lilac flowers are supposed to be harvested as quickly as they begin to open. The Purple Lilac flowers contain the strongest perfume when compared to other Lilac flower colors. The Purple Lilac Flowers are commonly exercised in perfumes, soaps, and in other cosmetics. In the lingo of flowers, Purple Lilac flowers symbolize the first love. These flowers are safe to eat.