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Those are from a couple years ago when I first planted my hydrangeas so my fellow gardeners could see how small they were and how much they have grown in 3 years.

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I wish I could answer that but I really don’t know.

I’ll try and do an update on my puffer fish but they seem to doing great! ❤️

That sounds awesome! I’d love to see a picture!

Thank you so much!

I do have a hydrangea playlist and actually shows them from the very beginning. Many of my quick fire fab were tiny in the 4” pot. Just little things.

4a to 6b. I’m in the 6b range.

I am trying to firgure out which one to get the pink color in the fall. Here in louisville ky we dong get cool nights till like oct or nov so my hydragena gets alil light brown it gets a lil pink but not really pink or darl pink. Which one should i go with?

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Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching and your comments. ❤️

This year it has rained so much, I haven’t supplemented at all. The leaves were yellow from all of the rain washing the nutrients away. I put some amendments to help with clorosis. It seemed to help but a soil test is best to see what your soil might need.

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Is it a newly planted hibiscus in the ground?

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Thank you. I work really hard in my garden.

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The Quick Fire Fab is a beautiful hydrangea for the fall. It continues to get a deeper color as we go into the fall season. I just posted a video on 8/27/2024 called “10 of My Favorite Hydrangeas Growing in My Garden To Must See.” This shows more of the current color, size, etc. It doesn’t require anything different as any other Panicle and mine are planted in Full Sun! Check out this new video, I think you will really like it!

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I’m so glad she liked them! Thank you for letting me know. That was really nice! Thank you for the compliment!

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Thank you so much Thomas. I’d like to take some inspiration from some of the gardens I saw in Spain and add some new things! 😆

@@heathersmichigangarden That would be excellent Heather I can’t wait…😎👍🏼👍🏼

I agree. I didn’t want to prune mine while they are so young and small. Most of the stems are thinner than a pencil. I wouldn’t have any stems left, if I pruned all of the branches smaller than a pencil.😂

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How long ago did you plant the Quickfire Fabs?

He sure does! ❤️

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Thank you for watching. They are around 5 feet tall. They are only three years old so I’m hopeful they will reach their full height in the next two years. Garden Height: 72 - 96 Inches 1.8m - 2.4m Spacing: 60 - 72 Inches 1.5m - 1.8m Spread: 60 - 72 Inches 1.5m - 1.8m

Thank you so much! My quick fire fabs are only about 3 years old and they very in height from 3 feet to 5 feet. I’m hopeful that they will reach their full height within the next two years. They are gorgeous and one of my favorite. I did fertilize them this year I think and if I did, I use Holley Tone. Their Garden Height: 72 - 96 Inches 1.8m - 2.4m Spacing: 60 - 72 Inches 1.5m - 1.8m Spread: 60 - 72 Inches 1.5m - 1.8m

Thank you so much for reaching out! Sorry for the delayed response. My phone was stolen while on vacation. Garden Height: 72 - 96 Inches 1.8m - 2.4m Spacing: 60 - 72 Inches 1.5m - 1.8m Spread: 60 - 72 Inches 1.5m - 1.8m. Some of mine are in 3-4 feet tall and others are 5 feet tall. I hope they will reach that max height.

@@heathersmichigangarden OMG! Sorry to hear that! Thanks for the info.

That is one huge pinky winky!

The Quick Fire Fab blooms really early. You can prune them back every year. What is the max height that you want? The color change is gradual and beautiful. They are white and then they turn a light soft pink to a very dark burgundy as the season goes on and the nights get colder. Mine have not reached their max height yet. The limelight stays a lighter pink it seems for a longer time. There are 3-5 feet varieties. I love the Lime light Punch too, which are shorter.

They get the same height. They seem to grow at the same rate. Some on mine in my hedge are at varying heights. I believe in the end, they will all reach the max height of 6-8 feet. Great question.

All of the Endless Summer hydrangeas bloom colors can be modified with lime or acidifier. This video has the original and blushing bride but I can turn them pink or blue.

I’m so sorry for your loss of Moose. It’s so hard to lose your family kitty. I too lost my calico last November. I cried for days. Thank you for sharing that with me. I will hug him very tightly. ❤️ Thank you for watching. Where are you from?

Yes. I have dogs and cats and I haven’t any problems with my animals.

I don’t do much. I put mulch down when I plant them. I don’t cut mine back until the spring. All of the new growth comes up from under the ground in early June and they grow really fast. So other than mulching, I don’t do anything. They must be very “hardy” hibiscus. I worry more about the ground moles damaging them under ground.

@@heathersmichigangarden thank you. Your flowers are beautiful.

I haven’t. I need to research if my hibiscus are the type you can make tea out of them. That’s a great question.

@@heathersmichigangarden I’m going to look into it too! I have the most vibrant hardy hibiscus atm. Hibiscus tea is my favvvooriitee

Thank you. I started all of my gardening in 2020. I believe they are 2-3 years old. I use a Rose Fertilizer. I have a hibiscus care playlist, if you would like to watch more of my videos. 🌺🌺🌺

Thank you so much for watching. In Michigan this summer, we have had an abundance of rain so I have not had to supplement with any watering. Last year we have a drought, I used a sprinkler when it was really dry. I do not have drip irrigation. From what I understand, they really like water but I have been fortunate that my hibiscus have survived with all the rain and the survive when we have had cold winters. They really do seem to be very hardy.

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Thank you!

Yes! 😆😆 They are one of my favorites! So many great colors!

No. I don’t have any drip irrigation. 😀. Mother Nature and an occasional sprinkler, if it’s really dry, like last year.