Lilacs
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by tamara on April 24, 2005 05:05 PM
I've done a little research for you. There is a dwarf lilac growing only 3-4 ft in height called 'Colby's Wishing star' it is a pink lilac with a sweet smell and is considered a southern growing lilac for zone 9. This should be able to be grown in a very large pot. Good luck.
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Does anyone know of a variety that will survive in my zone (9), and in a large pot or bucket for 4-5 years until I can transplant it and has a scent close to that of the common lilac (Syringa vulgaris, I believe)? I know the answer is probably no, but here's hoping.
Thanks for your help!!