[header] How to care for lilacs [title] Plant lilacs in the fall in full sun. [step] Lilacs need six hours of full sunlight a day to thrive. If your lilacs are not getting adequate sunlight, transplant or move the plant to an area where they can get more.
[header] How to care for lilacs [title] Plant lilacs in the fall in full sun. [step] Lilacs need six hours of full sunlight a day to thrive. If your lilacs are not getting adequate sunlight, transplant or move the plant to an area where they can get more.
While you can plant lilacs in the spring, the fall is preferred. [substeps] To transplant plants from a container, simply remove them from the container and spread out the roots. Find a spot in your yard with full shade, such as on a balcony or in a snow covered area. [title] Moisten the soil around lilacs in a pot after transplanting them. Or, transplant once per year instead of only as many times as you like because they begin to wither at the end of the growing season. [title] Take quick breaks from your lilacs every ten to twenty-four hours. Lilacs do best in temperature zones 0-20 degrees fahrenheit (- 19 degrees celsius), since this is where most shade can come in. [substeps] You can plant lilacs in full sun, rather than, in partial shade.