Hydrangea p. Tiny Quick Fire

Tiny Quick Fire hydrangea brings a season of changing flower color to even the smallest garden spaces. Its naturally dwarf, rounded habit fits beautifully along a walkway, at the front of a border, or in a roomy patio container, where you can enjoy the blooms up close.

Airy, cone-shaped flower clusters open white in early summer, then gradually deepen through pink to rich reddish-pink as the season progresses. Fresh green foliage provides a soft backdrop, making this little shrub an easy companion for perennials and other compact garden favorites.

• Botanical name: Hydrangea paniculata Tiny Quick Fire
• Habit: Compact, dwarf deciduous shrub
• Mature size: Approximately 18–36 inches tall and 24–36 inches wide
• Flowers: White panicles aging to pink and reddish-pink
• Bloom season: Early summer into fall
• Light: Full sun to partial shade
• Soil: Moist, well-drained soil
• Water: Water deeply during establishment and dry spells; containers may need more frequent watering
• Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring; blooms develop on new growth
• Garden uses: Small gardens, border edges, low groupings, and large containers