Lilac Monique Lemoine (Monique Lemoine) is a French variety of common lilac created by the Lemoine family in 1939. It is a deciduous shrub with vertical growth and a uniformly branched crown. A mature plant reaches 3–4 m in height and up to 2.5 m in width, with an average annual growth of 25–40 cm.
Flowering occurs in May and lasts 3–4 weeks. The inflorescences are panicle-shaped, 25–30 cm long. The flowers are double, about 3 cm in diameter, white in color, without changing shade during flowering. The aroma is typical for lilacs, clearly noticeable during mass flowering. The leaves are heart-shaped, dense, rich green, and bloom after flowering begins.
The plant prefers sunny or slightly shaded areas and well-drained, fertile soils with a slightly acidic or slightly alkaline reaction. It does not tolerate waterlogging. It is highly frost-resistant, withstanding temperatures down to 30°C. Pruning is carried out after flowering, removing faded inflorescences. Watering is necessary during periods of drought, and fertilization is required in the spring with complex fertilizers.
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