Amazing lilac

17/09/2023

Queen Elizabeth I Tudor was a lilac lover and was given to her by the Austrian Emperor.

14/09/2023

Lilac was highly valued in China for its medicinal properties and is still used medicinally today. For example, the sap of the leaves has healing properties, the flowers help with rheumatism and pain relief.

14/09/2023

It is considered a harmonising plant because it is named after the Greek naiad Syringa, which is responsible for tranquillity and mental balance.

14/09/2023

07/09/2023

In the language of flowers, lilacs symbolise first love, innocence and purity. A bouquet of lilacs presented to a girl can speak of love and affection.

07/09/2023

When they bloom magnificently in spring, lilacs lend colour and sophistication to gardens.

05/09/2023

The inhabitants of Sigulda, Latvia, definitely have good taste - it is not for nothing that lilacs are depicted on their coat of arms.

05/09/2023

Producing lilac oil is a time-consuming task. That is why lilac essential oil is more expensive than gold - the price per 1 kg can be up to 100 thousand dollars.