1 Gal. Fire Light Hardy Hydrangea (Paniculata) Live Shrub, White to Pink and Red Flowers

A:  Hello Jillyjon, thank you for bringing this to our attention. Our Proven Winners Fire Light Hardy Hydrangea grows 72-96 inches tall. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at (734)654-7485 or helpdesk@provenwinnersdirect.com. Kind Regards, Allie

A:  I don't know. There is a picture of the information card provided by Proven Winners on the Home Depot product page. I would guess that tag may get more scrutiny than a website description. It says 4.5-6 feet. I think I would go with that. Mine are only about a year old so I can't tell you how big they will actually get.

A:  Hi DaniLinda, Thank you for asking! Proven Winners Fire Light Hydrangea blooms on new wood each year. For best performing conditions, it should receive full sun in zones 3-7; afternoon shade is preferable in warmer areas. If you have any additional questions, please contact us at helpdesk@provenwinnersdirect.com or (734) 654-7485. Kind Regards, Nikki

A:  yes

A:  Hello, Pinklover; I don't see why you couldn't...I'm not an expert by any means, but seems to me that if you're going from areas such as mine, where it does get colder, you should be able to plant where it is not as cold; if you cover and protect your plantings in bitter cold, it should be fine. That said, I don't know why it wouldn't work for you. Good luck! It's a beautiful hydrangea!

A:  Hi Pinklover, Thank you for asking. Proven Winners Fire Light Hardy is hardy in zones 3-8. Check out our Quick Fire Hydrangea for zone 9! If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to us at helpdesk@provenwinnersdirect.com or at (734)654-7485 Kindest, Allie

A:  You can always try. Where you may run into issues is that zone 9a is warm over winter and this is a deciduous plant, so if it cant go into dormancy, it will not do well.

A:  So far yes

A:  Hi Kelly, Thank you for asking. Plant in partial to full sun in northern climates and part sun (4+ hours daily) in southern climates. If you have any further questions, please always feel free to contact us here helpdesk@provenwinnersdirect.com or (734)654-7485. Kind Regards, Shae

A:  They do best in full sun, 6 hours a day. They need full mornng sun and afternoon shade. I planted them making certain they'd only get afternoon shade because they need the morning sun to dry their leaves so they don't develop leaf mildew spots, especially in humid areas. So this plant would do better if the shade were afternoon shade. Hope this helps.