How to get Your Lilacs to Bloom, Bloom, Bloom!

Don’t get out the pruners just yet [View in browser](. [Gardner's Supply Company]( [Satisfaction Guaranteed]( [HOW-TO]( [PLANNING TOOLS]( [WHO WE ARE]( [SHOP]( [Everybody]( [If you live where lilacs thrive, here’s how to get more flower power:]( - [Prune at the right time: Flower buds are formed the previous year, so don’t prune until after the lilac has bloomed – and do it before the 4th of July.]( - [Provide plenty of sun: Lilacs are best with at least six hours of sun a day. If your lilac is in a shady site, consider planting another one in full sun.]( - [Watch the turf: If you use high-nitrogen fertilizer to “green up” your lawn, the overspray can affect your lilac by triggering lots of foliage and few blooms. Apply fertilizer with care or – better yet – not at all.]( [LEARN MORE]( [Everybody]( [Everybody]( [HOW-TO]( [PLANNING TOOLS]( [WHO WE ARE]( [SHOP]( [Facebook]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( Promotions and products offered in this email are available through [gardeners.com]( and not via our Garden Centers in Williston and Burlington, Vermont. Place an order by phone: Call [1-888-833-1412](tel:1-888-833-1412) Don't lose touch: Please add ["email@gardeners.com"](mailto:email@gardeners.com) to your e-mail address book to ensure our emails reach your inbox. You are subscribed as: {EMAIL} [Change]( your e-mail address or [unsubscribe](. [Privacy Policy]( | [Account Information]( | [Customer Service]( Copyright© 2017, America's Gardening Resource®, 128 Intervale Road Burlington, Vermont 05401 [ESOP]( [Certified B Corporation]( [View in browser](