If you are short on space, opt for the Little Quick Fire hydrangea variety, which only grows 3 to 5 feet. Both varieties make an excellent addition to your home and, with proper care, return to ...

Deciding which hydrangea varieties are best for your garden can be mind-boggling. The hydrangea is America’s most popular deciduous shrub and comes in a dizzying range of shapes and tones. Their ...

The cuttings from an already established, large Quick Fire brought into our law office last fall started the talk, and I lost track of how many people have added this little gem of a bush to their ...

The hydrangea was Little Lime, ... Quick Fire hydrangea grows in this Victorian style mixed container with mandevilla and Truffula Pink gomphrena and Rockin Fuchsia salvia.

The soil should be rich in organic matter, moist, and well-drained, with a slightly acidic pH between 6.0 and 6.5.. How and When to Plant Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea. The best time to plant ...

Explore the versatile hydrangea variety that can grow tall or remain compact. Learn how to care for these plants to enhance your outdoor space.

That depends. The big leaf or mophead Hydrangea macrophylla (old fashioned round ball blooms of blue flowers) ... pointed blooms of “Little Quick Fire” on dwarf plants.

If that's too big, try the Little Quick Fire variety that grows in the 4- to 5-foot range. * Where to use: Great specimen for a house corner or a bed or border centerpiece.

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.

Unlike their fussy cousin’s Hydrangea macrophylla, this species is easy to grow. ... Shorter varieties include Little Quick Fire, Little Lime, Little Lamb and Bobo topping out at 2 feet. ...

The hydrangea was Little Lime, ... Quick Fire hydrangea grows in this Victorian style mixed container with mandevilla and Truffula Pink gomphrena and Rockin Fuchsia salvia.

Panicle hydrangeas, or Hydrangea paniculata varieties, have skyrocketed in popularity, largely thanks to producers that have given us more varieties than we could have ever imagined. The Garden ...