These deciduous shrubs (Hydrangea paniculata 'Bulk') have a sprawling, vigorous growth habit, spanning 6 to 10 feet tall and wide, and therefore need plenty of space in the garden.If you are short ...

If you are looking for a hardy shrub that blooms in the summer, Quick Fire hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata 'Bulk') might be the plant for you. This hydrangea is a multi-stemmed shrub with upright ...

Much like the Quick Fire, the Limelight can grow quite large (8 feet tall and wide). For gardening questions, call the Linn County Extension Master Gardener Hortline at (319) 447-0647. Gift ...

Quick Fire hydrangea has put the spark back in summer-tired gardens and brought a touch of magic to mixed containers. My comfort zone has once again been challenged by James, my color-design guru son.

In its natural form, the 'Quick Fire' hydrangea can grow impressively tall, reaching up to 6 to 8 feet. You can even grow it into a tree!The upright, bushy shape is a great way to create height ...

Quick Fire is the earliest of this type to bloom, starting two to four weeks sooner than the species. * Size: 6 to 7 feet tall and wide. Can be pruned into a single-stem small tree or treated as a ...

If you do not know the joys of growing hydrangea paniculata or panicle hydrangea, ... Quick Fire, Little Quick Fire and Zinfin Doll are some of the first to flower, opening up in mid-June.

There is a Quick Fire, summer crescendo happening in Columbus, Ga. Quick Fire hydrangea has put the spark back in summer-tired gardens and brought a touch of magic to mixed containers. The Garden ...

Other varieties falling in this same category of interest include H. paniculata 'Little Lamb' Pee Gee, H. paniculata 'Quick Fire' and H. paniculata 'Pinky Winky.' "They all do very well," said ...

The hydrangeas with pointed blooms or Hydrangea paniculata (Pee Gee hydrangeas) flower best in the sun. ... pointed blooms of “Little Quick Fire” on dwarf plants.

You’ll find panicle hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata) varieties from 2 to 10 feet tall. Their large cone-shaped flowers appear mid to late summer, starting out white and fading to pink and then brown.