Frank’s Fancy

Mezitt E., 1970

‘Frank’s Fancy’, S. vulgaris
Mezitt, E., 1970s; S VII
syn. – ‘Franks Fancy’
{‘Sensation’ × OP}
Weston Nurseries, Cat. [1991]; Photo on Jorgovani/Lilacs 2015 DVD.
Named by Ed Mezitt in honor of his friend, Frank Goodwin. Dark purple.
Cultivar name established and accepted.

Международный регистр названий культиваров
рода Syringa L., сентябрь 2024

Syringa vulgaris ‘Frank’s Fancy’
This particular plant is renowned for its stunning single dark purple flowers which bloom in the latter part of spring, and midseason compared to other lilac varieties. Introduced by Weston Nurseries Inc. in 1991; discovered as an open-pollinated seedling. These flowers possess a potent scent and are highly appealing to butterflies and bees. As a deciduous plant, its leaves are dark green but change to a vibrant yellow in the autumn.
The lilac bush has the potential to reach heights of 8-10 feet and widths of 6-8 feet.
Cold Hardy to USDA Zones: 3
Height: 8′-10′
Spacing: 6′-8′ wide
Sun: Full sun to Partial shade
Bloom Time: Midseason/Spring

Описание питомника RAINTREE NURSERY, Morton, USA