Hydrangea Fire Light Tidbit®

Hardy Hydrangea
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Lush, Cone-Shaped Panicles
Kindle a show-stopping focal point with Fire Light Tidbit®! Lush cone-shaped panicles blanket its tidy mounding foliage. Lime green flowers transition to white then quickly blush with shades of cherry blossom pink. Gardeners with less real estate will appreciate the smaller scale of Hydrangea Fire Light Tidbit®. Panicle or Hardy Hydrangea are tough and easy to grow. Foliage will often display tones of orange and red in autumn. Paniculata Hydrangea are the most cold hardy-a native of Asia. Stiff upright branches never get floppy. Best flowering occurs with more sun. Flowers are more cone-shaped than ball-like. Soil pH does not affect bloom color. H. Firelight Tidbit® blooms on new wood, so there is no worry about winter cold.

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Code HYFT

Patent PP32,512 'SMNHPK'

Plant Type Shrubs

Species paniculata

Height Medium 2-3'

Spacing Plant 3' apart

Bloom Time Early Summer to Late Summer

Sun / Shade Full Sun to Mostly Sunny

Zones 3-8

Soil Type Normal

Water Needs Medium

Sold In Plantable Pots (3.5x3.5x4")

Special Features

  • Beneficial for Pollinators
  • Good for Cut Flowers
  • Long-Blooming
  • Winter Interest
  • Good for Hedge
  • OK in Containers
  • Seaside/Salt Tolerant

Hydrangea General Information

Paniculata Hydrangeas are cold hardy, more sun tolerant and superb in the border for summer and autumn display. Blooming on new wood, the flowering is not affected by cold snaps and will bloom consistently every year. Provides winter interest too if flowers are left on. Great for indoor decorating as their flowers are easily dried. Proven Winners® selections are trialed and tested to be colorful, long blooming, carefree and easy to grow. Idaho has restricted all potted plant material from being shipped into Idaho at this time.

Hydrangea Plant Care

Paniculata Hydrangeas can be pruned in the fall, winter, or spring. Do not prune just before they bloom, and it is not necessary to prune them every year. For a strong structure, it is a good idea to trim out any crossing branches once in awhile. Shaping can be done as needed.

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