Lilacs

Her lolloping delivery on “Lilacs” – “and the lilacs drank the water/ and the lilacs die/ and the lilacs drank the water/ marking the slow, slow, slow passing of time” – is Bob Dylan by way of Lucinda Williams.

Baby blues, lilacs, pinks, and whites have featured heavily in the womenswear thus far, so we expect even softer takes on these shades to crop up throughout Season Three.

Brian also highlights how pruning dogwoods and lilacs currently is akin to "sabotaging next spring's flower show".

It’s a beautiful week brimming with lilacs and chubby bumblebees, gentle breeze and ripening green grass.

You’ll find more than 125 varieties of lilacs at the McLaughlin Garden Lilac Festival.

Lilacs need cold to set its buds for the spring bloom.

A tangled web of mangroves is airbrushed, on a large-scale, in pinks and soft lilacs.

The scent of lilacs still in bloom sifted gently through a crowd reluctant to let go of this one fine moment marking the beginning of a new chapter for Montpelier.

Though I love the psychedelic orange, there are plenty of lavenders, pinks, lilacs, whites and even reds throughout the series, one or two of which should fit your palette.

Green Grow the Lilacs had been a little-known work; Liliom was a theatrical standard.

Molnár stated that if Rodgers and Hammerstein could adapt Liliom as beautifully as they had modified Green Grow the Lilacs into Oklahoma!, he would be pleased to have them do it.

Paul Hindemith 's distinctive modal language is represented by both his a cappella Mass and his Six Chansons on texts by Rilke, while a more contrapuntally dissonant style comes through in his secular requiem, When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd.