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The Lilac Is Considered Invasive – May Threaten Swedish Nature

Summary by Svenska Dagbladet
It's hardly Swedish early summer without the scent of blooming lilacs. But the popular shrub doesn't really belong in Sweden – and is believed to be an increasing threat to native Swedish nature, says Mora Aronsson at SLU to Sveriges Radio.

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The Lilac Is Considered Invasive – May Threaten Swedish Nature

It's hardly Swedish early summer without the scent of blooming lilacs. But the popular shrub doesn't really belong in Sweden – and is believed to be an increasing threat to native Swedish nature, says Mora Aronsson at SLU to Sveriges Radio.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
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