Syringa ‘Miss Kim’ is a beautiful compact-growing Lilac, supplied as an XL approximately 40–60cm tall established plant in a substantial 5 litre pot. The XL specification refers to the size and maturity of the plant supplied, while ‘Miss Kim’ itself remains a naturally more compact-growing Lilac than many traditional varieties. This makes it an excellent choice for instant gardening, particularly where garden space is more limited.
‘Miss Kim’ is prized for its masses of wonderfully fragrant lilac-purple flower clusters, opening from darker buds and gradually softening in colour as the flowers mature. The blooms create a beautiful display during late spring and early summer, while the attractive green foliage provides a fresh backdrop throughout the growing season.
At approximately 40–60cm tall and established in a generous 5 litre pot, this is a substantial nursery-grown shrub offering an excellent head start over smaller young Lilacs. Its naturally compact habit makes it particularly useful for smaller gardens, mixed borders, cottage gardens, feature planting and large patio containers.
Plant Features:
Supplied as an XL approximately 40–60cm tall established Lilac
Established in a substantial 5 litre pot
Excellent for instant gardening and immediate impact
Naturally compact-growing Lilac variety
Beautiful clusters of lilac-purple flowers
Wonderfully fragrant flowering display
Flowers during late spring and early summer
Attractive fresh green foliage
Ideal for smaller gardens where traditional Lilacs may become too large
Excellent for borders, cottage gardens and large containers
Hardy and easy to grow in a suitable position
Please note: XL describes the established size of the plant supplied and does not refer to its ultimate mature size. Syringa ‘Miss Kim’ is naturally more compact in habit than many traditional Lilacs, making it an excellent choice where a smaller-growing flowering shrub is preferred. Plant height, shape, foliage, flowering and fullness will naturally vary according to the individual plant and time of year. It is deciduous and will naturally lose its foliage during autumn and winter. Flowering is seasonal and plants are not guaranteed to be flowering when supplied.
