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Nothing welcomes spring like the sweet smell of lilacs. Colby’s Wishing Star is a compact dwarf bush lilac with fragrant, soft pink clusters of florets that blooms repeatedly starting mid-spring.
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Comments about Colby's Wishing Star Lilac:
I am excited to see my Colby's wishing star lilac bloom this spring - just stunning color on very dense bush. It is still very small - about 1 foot, but already covered with blooms. I am happy that my garden can have lilac that is not going to be huge.[...]
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I bought this plant because I simply love lillacs and wanted to grow one of my own to remind me of spring time in the Midwest. However, the package came [...] and the plant was crushed and looked dehydrated (wilted). I tried to revive the poor plant, but it is not doing well. I will have to get a refund on this plant.
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Still no sign of a leaf bud after being in ground 3 weeks. It was shipped 4-30. I received 5-10 with dried up wilted leaves. Is it dead?
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Plant doing well. Looking forward to seeing it grow, mature and flower beautifuly.
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I have one of these beautiful, unique lilacs. It blooms in May, July and sometimes in September if you deadhead it after the blooms die off. I planted it in the front yard with other lilacs and I receive more wonderful comments about this one. Easy to maintain. It's so beautiful!
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