I grew a white lilac between two cottonwoods (very leafy trees), it has alot of shade, so be careful not to over water them if there is too much shade as they can get white mold on the leaves. Mine is established now and I hardly have to water it as its gotten its roots in.
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Yes, if they have a lot of sun.
I grew a white lilac between two cottonwoods (very leafy trees), it has alot of shade, so be careful not to over water them if there is too much shade as they can get white mold on the leaves. Mine is established now and I hardly have to water it as its gotten its roots in.
Providing the are gets full sun they should be fine.
Lilacs can grow in a range of full sun to partial shade, however, they will not flower in acidic soil. Acidic soil is typically what exist under pine trees. You will need to adjust the pH with lime
I would caution as they need full sun.