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Subject: Lilacs
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Date: Wed, 29-May-85 09:35:16 EDT
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	My experience with lilacs is they seem to cycle year to year 
on how much they flower. I have had good success extensively pruning them
each spring to remove all older wood, dead wood included. I've noticed in
the past that not many blossoms occur on the older growth. Sorta like grapes.

						Glenn Tremblay