Limelight tree?

Anonymous
Hi! Does anyone here have Limelight hydranga tree and do you recommend? We are starting from scratch doing our front of the house landscaping and want a small tree for the front corner of the house. Thanks!
Anonymous
Mine are bushes, not trees, but I love them. They look great for months from when they start setting buds to when the leaves fall off.
Anonymous
I have grown both the bush and tree type. The bushes get enormous in full sun, like 8 feet tall in 3-4 years, so keep that in mind. My tree has been much smaller so far but I am also growing it in partial shade. Really you can’t go wrong with the limelight...very easy plant and lots of beauty added to the landscape for such small effort in comparison with other eye catching shrubs and perennials.
Anonymous
Thanks!!
Anonymous
I have one and I love it! It grew like crazy, almost to much. I cut it way back and it is leafing out right now- I was worried that I would hurt it, but it looks great!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have one and I love it! It grew like crazy, almost to much. I cut it way back and it is leafing out right now- I was worried that I would hurt it, but it looks great!


Great thanks!
Anonymous
There is a dwarf Limelight called Little Lime, which grows to about 5 ft. There are also pink varieties of the Limelight type ( hydrangea paniculata) under the trade names of Pillow Talk and Zinfin Doll.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:There is a dwarf Limelight called Little Lime, which grows to about 5 ft. There are also pink varieties of the Limelight type ( hydrangea paniculata) under the trade names of Pillow Talk and Zinfin Doll.


Great to know. Ill look into these. Thanks!
Anonymous
Bumping this. Is it too late to plant a limelight bush? Any tips?
Anonymous
Not too late. Mulch and water well.
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