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English: Syringa vulgaris (common Lilac) cultivar "Flower City", at Highland Park in Rochester, New York.



The information plaque next to this plant reads: "This variety was developed at Highland Park by horticulturist Richard Finicchia. It is a unique variety that has cupped, dark violet-purple florets with a silvery reverse. Some florets display radial doubling; an increase to 8, 10 or more petals. Its parent is 'Rochester', also a Highland Park development."
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