Browse 36,370 lilac tree photos and images available, or search for lilac tree garden to find more great photos and pictures.. Lilac trees are part of the olive family and have scented pink flowers that bloom in the late spring. Lilacs can grow both on shrubs and trees, with the latter getting up to 20 feet or so in height. With greyish-brown bark and leaves that get up to five inches in length, the lilac has a sweet smell and usually blooms right before roses do. Best of all, the colors associated with lilacs range.
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Lilac plants, belonging to the genus Syringa, are popular ornamental shrubs and small trees. They are most famous for their clusters of small, tubular flowers that come in shades of purple, lavender, blue, pink, white, and sometimes yellow. The flowers are often highly fragrant. Lilacs generally bloom in late spring, although the exact timing can depend on the variety and local climate.. Uncover the beauty of lilac trees with our guide to 17 different types. Learn about their unique identifying features, from bloom colors to leaf shapes, and find the perfect lilac for your garden.

