Hydrangea p 'Quick Fire' #5 slideshow

Hydrangea p 'Quick Fire' #5 slideshowHydrangea paniculata 'Quick Fire' is the earliest blooming panicle hydrangea, blooming every year, even after harsh winters. Flowers open white then turn red for months of color. Blooms: July September Light: full sun to part shade Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 6 8' Height at maturity: 6 8' Pruning: late winter to early spring Zones: 3 8 Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape, leaf & bloom color and bloom state

which can be mixed and matched to create an eye-catching addition to your plant collection

In its natural setting

If you ever wanted a Fiddle Leaf Fig but with smaller leaves and a more compact shape

Lance-shaped

and rugged foliage and can create a stump-style

Tillandsia straminea is a clump forming airplant that has wire looking grey green leaves and a purple flower

Stems are succulent

and light yellow

The trunk will turn woody over time and the 'Amate Soleil' can get pretty large with an average indoor mature height is about 10' and 5' wide

Zamia fufuracea is a cycad commonly known as the "Cardboard Palm"

Forming clusters or group of green fronds effortlessly

Ficus umbellata is a ficus with large heart shaped leaves and thin stems