Hydrangea Fire Light Tidbit™

With its incredibly compact, 3 feet tall and wide, habit, Hydrangea Fire Light Tidbit™ easily tucks in almost anywhere and fits perfectly in a patio container or even the front of a border. An exceptional multistemmed, bun-shaped shrub, the bush is a heavy bloomer blanketed from top to bottom in proportionately sized, rounded, light-green to creamy white blooms that quickly turn raspberry pink, creating a unique blend of colors from midsummer to first frost.

For cooler climates, plant in summer in full to dappled sunlight; for warmer climates plant in early spring or fall in a location with morning sun and afternoon shade. Prune in late winter to early spring, cutting stems back by about ⅓ of Hydrangea Fire Light Tidbit™ total height, to encourage heavy new growth and blooms.

Uses: Hedge, Specimen, Large Containers, Borders, Mixed Bed, Cut Flower, Dried Flower

As temperatures drop, some Hydrangea paniculata varieties reward gardeners with soft pink or red hues. This natural shift depends on cool nights and the plant's genetics. In mild climates, blooms may retain their creamy white beauty.