Honestly I don't think PeeWee will work if such forgiving shrub as Fothergilla didn't make it there. In a very similar situation I have a semi-dwarf viburnum 'Shoshoni' and weeping cornus kousa 'Elizabeth Lustgaarten'. Both were strugling at the beginning, but starting from year #3 become self-sufficient. Obviously, both of them are much larger than PeeWee, but still could be kept at 5x5. Another possible candidate for the place could be any of H.paniculata since they have more stronger (wider and deeper) root system than any other hydrangeas and tolerates a lot of sun. Though, all being well, they'll be larger than 5x5, but with some creative pruning could be kept at a little bit smaller size if desired. Also, butterfly bush could tolerate dry conditions and maple roots competition once established.

If it's only been in the ground 2 weeks, give the poor thing a break!! Growth does not happen overnight. Newly planted shrubs and trees will take a season or two to settle in and develop a healthy root system before putting out much in the way of noticeable top growth. 'Pee Wee' should top out at about 4 feet and perhaps somewhat wider but it is most commonly seen in around a 3'x3' size range. All its parts are scaled down from a full size oakleaf, which can easily reach 8 feet unpruned and half again as wide. BTW, all oakleaf hydrangeas have white flowers although they may age to a soft rosy pink.

Hello all,,, sorry its taken me a while to get back... Had a few deaths back to back ,,, very unexpected both of them... Anyway I have taking a pic of my wee wee tent and packaging... I hope I remember how to post a pic... very easy to make...I make them several ways... not very good giving directions on how... but I think someone has here.. thank you.. Did you see on "Brothers and Sisters" a couple of weeks ago where the showed the wee wee teepee... I cracked up laughing... Thanks again to all of yall for all your wonderful ideas that are always on the THS... love this site Missy

There is nothing visible on the screen whatsoever. One day, when I tried to turn the TV on, the screen remained black, I could hear a faint ticking sound and there was a burning electronic smell. I opened the TV and saw the burn marks I decribed above. Prior to posting, I found another article on this forum that had a very similar problem.... "The other day I was watching tv I got up and went to the other room and came back. The TV was off and the room smelled like burnt plastic or rubber. The tv would not come back on so I unplugged it and took the back off to see if I could see anything burnt. The only thing is (on the back right hand side of the circut board) what I think is a capacitor. Its small, round, and light blue. When I plug the tv in and turn it on, all I get is a faint tick. Every 5th or 6th tick that capacitor flashes and burns a little more of the blue wrapping off. I can't tell what the specifications on the thing are because most of writing is burned off. Other than that, I see nothing at all." you recommended that that person replace C423 -- which is curiously, near my burnt resistors. I hope this gives you more of a grounding to diagnose why the resistors may be burned. Thanks again Here is a link that might be useful: Previous thread I referenced in this email.