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Josee Reblooming Lilac is one of the highlights of late spring. This gracefully arching shrub boasts densely clustered, lavender-pink blooms that attract plenty of hummingbirds and butterflies. Full, dense panicles are 4 to 5 in. L with small trumpet-shaped flowers. Enjoy dozens of clusters of these tiny, fragrant flowers intermittently until frost. Cold hardy and heat tolerant, this super fragrant, low maintenance variety is especially well-suited for city conditions-its compact size fitting most urban landscapes. Lilacs are great for the back of a border or hedging. Makes a spectacular cut-flower arrangement with spring-fragrance that fills a room.

Dwarf Daylilies make an outstanding addition to garden beds, mixed seasonal borders and cutting gardens also makes the perfect cover-up for problem areas. For this mix, we've chosen an appealing blend of colors that is sure to attract attention from the neighbors. 3 plants cover 6 sq. ft. with showy green foliage and vivid blooms.

Grin and Tonic Hydrangea is a new macrophylla variety that has lime to white blossoms, which is a color that is hard to find in a big leaf hydrangea. It has a compact growth habit making it perfect for setting on patios, plant as a welcome at entrances, or use as a low garden hedge. Bright green leaves with a heart shape add to this charming hydrangea. Keep consistenly watered, and the blooms will be highly resistant to butning from the sun. Flowers continue to open throughout the growing season and will provide months of color.

Miss Kim Lilac has 3 in. L purple buds that open to slightly fragrant dark lavender-blue flowers in late spring. It is a profuse bloomer, that will attract a lot of butterflies and pollinators to your landscape. Miss Kim has lustrous dark green foliage and a deep red fall color. This lilac is a more compact grower, spreading 4 ft. to 5 ft. tall and wide in 10-years. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 7.

Primrose Lilac is a good-looking shrub that blooms in the rarest of lilac colors for late spring. The sweet-smelling, light yellow blooms turn a deeper shade as they mature. You'll be delighted as the trusses grow 8 to 10 in. or more, covered with lovely single flowers. This lilac makes a great hedge. Ideal for marking a property line, or adding some ornamental Summer privacy in your yard.

Primrose Lilac is a good-looking shrub that blooms in the rarest of lilac colors for late spring. The sweet-smelling, light yellow blooms turn a deeper shade as they mature. You'll be delighted as the trusses grow 8 to 10 in. or more, covered with lovely single flowers. This lilac makes a great hedge. Ideal for marking a property line, or adding some ornamental Summer privacy in your yard.

Rosie Beach Party is a lilac bred for Southern climates. This newer variety features wonderfully fragrant panicles that explode with vivid pink florets every mid to late spring. Unlike traditional lilacs, Beach Party has a low chill factor, so it needs fewer hours of cold to ensure blooming in the spring. As a result, there are few places this gorgeous shrub can't thrive. Rosie can take the heat, stand the cold and has excellent resistance to mildew. Ideal as a specimen plant or as a hedge, Rosie tolerates many soil types as long as they are well drained.

One of the first lilac varieties developed for Southern climates, Snowy Beach Party needs fewer chill hours than traditional lilacs, which usually require an extended cold snap before they can bloom in the Spring. This lovely lilac has refreshingly fragrant panicles with sparkling white florets in mid to late Spring. Ideal as a specimen plant or as a hedge, it tolerates many soil types, as long as they are well drained. With an excellent resistance to mildew and a cold-hardy nature, Snowy Beach Party Lilac is well suited for most Northern zones as well.

Lilac Sunday Lilac welcomes spring with cascades of sweetly fragrant flowers. Unlike most lilacs, Lilac Sunday Lilac doesn't just produce flowers at the ends of its branches. This shrub bursts into flowers from lateral buds all along its branches until it is drooping and dripping with delightfully scented, lavender-colored blossoms.

Yankee Doodle Lilac produces large clusters of fragrant single flower panicles that rise above the blue-green foliage. A profuse bloomer, it's hardy and easy care. It's a perfect choice for a windbreak or privacy hedge, and it attracts pollinators to the landscape.