Quick Fire - tree form

13 years ago

Can someone please post a picture of the entire shrub? Everywhere I look, I only get close ups of the flowers, but I want to see the whole thing. I find it odd that I constantly see full pics of Limelight, Pee Gee, Pinky WInky, etc... , but for the life of me I can't find an image of the Quick Fire.

Thanks so much!

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luis_pr
13 years ago
Try this link

Here is a link that might be useful: QF Tree Form
stack59
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks! Do you know about how long they need to be supported with a stake? And can I get greedy and ask for a picture of it later in the year when it's got more blooms on it? :)
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luis_pr
13 years ago
Oh, sorry, it is not mine. It is a photo courtesy of the Univ of British Columbia.

As for the stake, I would leave it about 2-3 years.... more if the location is windy (I would not put a standard shrub in a windy location though... just my opinion... a strong wind can bring it down years afterwards). If we could somehow see how much the roots have grown, it would help determine when to remove the stake. Since we can't, I always leave stakes in place several years.
stack59
Original Author
13 years ago
I plan to put it next to my front porch not far from the foundation. Hoping it would be protected enough there. I appreciate the info!