Design 
Residential
Commercial Fire Light Tidbit Hydrangea
January 1, 2026
- Height/Spread: 24–36" tall by 24–36" wide
- Habit/Form: Low, mounded
- Hardiness Zone: 3–8
- Exposure: Full sunlight to partly shady
- Soil: Moist, well-drained
Ornamental value and landscape use: The world of hydrangeas never fails to find itself with new varieties blossoming. Fire Light Tidbit is one of our favorites. A tiny hydrangea with strong stems holding up beautiful large heads that bloom in June and last through early fall, Fire Light Tidbit has the ability to give off a powerful presence in a confined area. Initially the blooms are white, but fade to pink and eventually red. They make great perennial borders and are hardy, reliable plants that require minimal maintenance with moderate moisture.
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