Answer: Shock is a condition in which blood pressure is too low and not enough oxygenated blood can sustain your body. The medical disorder of shock is not the shock that people feel from a sudden traumatic event. In the United States, hospital emergency departments report more than one million cases of shock each year. There are different kinds of shock.
A lilac is a shrub or tree in the genus Syringa, native to Eastern Europe and the temperate regions of Western Asia. Lilacs are immensely popular in gardens all over the world, and some cultures have specific associations with these aromatic, brief-blooming flowers.
Nick Mottram, via email. A: It may well be that your lovely white lilac is one of the non-suckering varieties such as Syringa vulgaris 'Miss Ellen Willmottâ. Others sucker badly, however, and once they start there is not a lot you can do about it. Digging around among the shallow roots to remove suckers and applying nitrogen-rich fertilisers and/or deep mulches seems to make matters worse. I think you are right to stagger this job.