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I live in a zone 7b/8a where I had a small Miss Kim lilac planted on the southeast corner of the house. Last month we had 3 consecutive days of 90-degree temps and the leaves rapidly began to shrivel. I promptly transplanted it to a shaded area, but the leaves never recovered. Not that the leaves ever made it through the summer anyway as this area is less-than-ideal for lilacs, given our heat and acidic soil. But it was a housewarming gift from my parents, and I'd really like to keep it. It'll need relocated to a sunnier spot, but I'm reluctant to stress it even more and just not sure what would be the best course of action. Any thoughts?
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