Nancy in Wisconsin saw lilac leaf and flower buds dry out just as they opened after early warm spell followed by cold nights. Mature leaves and remaining buds look fine.
Temperature drop injures tender emerging tissues. Reduces bloom count but does not harm long-term health of established shrubs. Spring weather can be unpredictable.
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