Personally I struggle to grow lilacs in central Virginia. Sadly they do not thrive as the do in the northeast. Ive been told to embrace the crepe myrtle here instead.
Good luck, I hope you have the perfect site and climate for this delightful flowerring shrub!
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How old is the Lilac bush. Feeding is only done after one year of established growth.Pruning should be done immediately after flowering has stopped
Here's an article that should help. Wishing you the best.
https://plantcaretoday.com/tips-for-long-lasting-lilacs.html
Here are some guidelines.
https://www.almanac.com/plant/lilacs
Personally I struggle to grow lilacs in central Virginia. Sadly they do not thrive as the do in the northeast. Ive been told to embrace the crepe myrtle here instead.
Good luck, I hope you have the perfect site and climate for this delightful flowerring shrub!
They don't like it much down here in the south