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Mine didn’t. You do have to keep them watered in drought or anything will turn brown. If they are kept watered they shouldn’t turn brown.

@heathersmichigangarden thank you

That should be very beautiful!

Yes. They are interesting. I’m looking forward to seeing how they mature.

I know. I love the panicle, the shape, the color changes and the growth pattern.

Thank you so much for watching my videos and reaching out. I don’t have my gardens on drip. I only water them if we go through really dry periods and they look like they need. I’ve heard that if you don’t water they root deeper in search of water, if they aren’t supplemented but obviously in a drought situation, I supplement. Your Rose of Sharon should be ok but you do have to give it some water. Most nurseries wait to ship to Northern states until Spring. Let me know how it turns out.

​@@heathersmichigangardenthat's what I said too... I've got two dwarf pepitos that won't ship till spring so this confused me... plus it's coming from Alabama think this cold could kill it. My "unheated" garage has been 50 to 55 which isn't helping my fall potted bulbs 😢 but think the rose Sharon be ok if just water in pot comes in and keep in garage even though it'll be only partially dormant they said? It's arriving today and 28 degrees!!!😢😢

Thank you for watching my videos. I already can’t wait for Spring.

@heathersmichigangarden me too! I have so many fun projects planned!

Is just a gorgeous hydrangea! I love it!

Thank you. Hibiscus are a highlight of my late summer garden.

It is a beautiful Rose of Sharon. I have several of the blue Chiffon and the bees and hummingbirds seem to enjoy them. I have few pink chiffon which have struggled but are starting to take off. Thank for letting me know. I’ve noticed many of the Rose of Sharon being mistagged in the stores.

I never really fertilized that big Pinky Winky hydrangea but I use Organic Holley Tone on some of my other hydrangeas.

I’m glad you like it and thank you for watching!

That’s amazing! What a great price. Thank you for watching my channel. I hope you love it!

Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching and the question! I’m not sure. It was one of the first hydrangeas I planted. I think it took about 10 years to get that big. It keeps getting bigger. I keep cutting it back.

I would love to see a video of you cutting back that pinky winky!!!! @@heathersmichigangarden

Thank you for the tip!

There is a new Pinky Winky Prime too

@@heathersmichigangarden REALLY?!?!😍

All of my Hardy hibiscus come back after our cold winters!

I’m in zone 6. They love heat and mine are planted in full sun. They also like water!

Thank you so much for watching and the comment. I have many videos on my hydrangeas too! ❤️

I don’t know. I have them in my yard daily. They have nibbled on some of my hydrangeas but I consider it a free pruning because they grow back.

Those Quick Fire Fab are in full sun. My Quick Fire Fab in my back yard are also in full sun. Thank you for the question.

That would make me so nervous to cut it back to the ground but I do agree I could do that. Thank you so much for the awesome information! 🌷

I have had great success in waiting to do the cut back in the Spring. I do believe you can cut it back in the winter but I prefer to do all of my pruning in the Spring.

Thank you!

Thank you!

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Thank you for watching!

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.

Was that quart and a 5 gallon???

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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.

@@heathersmichigangarden thank you! Off to view!

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?

Thank you! I subscribed to your channel! ❤️

Thank you!

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.

Thank you

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Is it a newly planted hibiscus in the ground?

Thank you!

Thank you. I work really hard in my garden.

Thank you

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!

@@heathersmichigangarden thanks