Syringa vulgaris 'Mrs Edward Harding' Psyllid Resistant Leaves and seeds can be

Leaves and seeds can be toxic to horses if ingested in large quantities

Height: 30–40cm

and container growing

Key Attributes:Edible FruitBird AttractingBee AttractingSuitable for HedgingSuitable for EspalierDeciduousCold HardyAutumn Foliage Colour

While it does not produce significant flowers

Syringa vulgaris 'Mrs Edward Harding' Psyllid Resistant Leaves and seeds can beCommon Name: Common Lilac 'Mrs Edward Harding' Description: Syringa vulgaris 'Mrs Edward Harding' is a striking French lilac cultivar known for its rich, deep reddish purple blooms and elegant form. Flowering in mid spring, this deciduous shrub produces large, conical panicles densely packed with single, vibrant florets that create a bold statement in any garden. The flowers exude a classic lilac fragrance, making them popular for cut arrangements and