Plumline Syringa vulgaris

Since this shrub reaches a mature spread of 9 feet, you should plant it at least 5 to 6 feet away from other structures or plants to ensure it has enough room to develop its natural rounded vase shape.

Yes, this variety is highly cold-hardy and is rated for USDA hardiness zone 2, meaning it can withstand very harsh winters that would kill many other ornamental shrubs.

It has moderate water requirements. You should aim to keep the soil consistently moist, especially during the first year of establishment, but avoid letting the roots sit in standing water.

Yes, it is categorized as easy to maintain. Once established, it requires very little intervention beyond occasional pruning after the spring blooms fade to maintain its shape and encourage next year's growth.

It is excellent for pollinators and will actively attract bees and butterflies to your garden with its fragrant blooms. It does not generally attract nuisance pests.

No, this plant is strictly ornamental. It is not edible and should not be consumed by humans or pets.