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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lilacs struggle here doe to our hot, humid summers. Look for varieties specially developed to handle this: Miss Kim does well. Peonies do great, but will not flower first year. [/quote] Previous Anti-Miss Kim poster here--my Miss Kim always looks like crap with drying up leaves by July and the flowers don't actually smell like anything. Is it possible I have a fake Miss Kim!?! I have neighbors with old, established lilacs that smell heavenly and look great, so it can be done here. I would go to a garden center and pick out a lilac in bloom.[/quote] Mine was beautiful. Until the landscaping firm cut down the 5 foot shrub calling it a weed. Idiots. They are particular about location and actually prefer a bit of shade in this area.[/quote]
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