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Leann Clink
I have a old fashioned purple lilac bush in my yard. Does it have any medicinal use or does it just smell good? I have never seen anything saying it is one way or the other
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Greg Boggs
I haven’t heard of any medicinal benefits, but I live in the Lilac city, so it would be great to find out if they had some!
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Sharon
I can only tell you that lilac leaf tea is seriously nasty tasting!
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annaleeandrew
I have a lilac bush as well and love the fragrance. Â I’m bummed to hear that this might be all it is good for. Â Thanks for asking the question!
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Dee.MW
Traditional Chinese medicine uses lilac oil as an ingredient for classic U-I oil, to help disperse bruising and stiffness, but I haven’t found the specific reason it is included yet. Â Lilac scent is so volatile, it’s a process to make the oil since the flowers have to be strained and replaced with new ones every day for several days.
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