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This is a shrub-type hydrangea that works wonderfully in shade. It has large, oak-shaped leaves that are 4-12 inches long. It has beautiful, cone-shaped clusters of bright white flowers, and the color doesn’t vary with our pH. It’s native to the southeastern U.S. in woodsy areas.
Oakleaf Hydrangea is a handsome southeastern U.S. native shrub with numerous suckering stems. This shrub offers four seasons of interest, including white spring/summer flowers, tan to pinkish red fruit capsules, large dark green oakleaf-shaped leaves, maroon to red fall color, and cinnamon stick-like stems.
Wonderful huge, coarse leaves and large flower spikes. Orange-red to purple fall color. Beautiful flaking cinnamon bark. Some great selections are Snowflake, Snow Queen, and Alice.
Named for the deeply lobed oak-like foliage, this multi-stemmed shrub grows 4-8 feet tall and wide with a compact rounded habit. Cone-shaped flower clusters appear from late spring to early summer, with single or multi-petaled white blooms that fade to shades of pink and mauve.
18 paź 2024 · Oakleaf Hydrangeas are jaw-dropping shrubs, worthy of highly visible places. Dig Deeper. Explore the history, types, and where to plant native Oakleaf Hydrangeas. Table of Contents. Why plant an Oakleaf Hydrangea? Native vs. non-native hydrangeas. Oakleaf Hydrangeas throughout the seasons. Where can I buy or source native Oakleaf Hydrangeas?
Blooming in early to mid-summer, this Oak Leaf Hydrangea boasts a profusion of dense, conical, upright flower panicles packed with large ray florets. Opening white, the blossoms take on delightful pink tinges as fall approaches.
Botanical Name: Hydrangea quercifolia Pee Wee, Stokes Dwarf, Ruby Slippers; Plant Type: Shrub; Light Requirement: Partial Shade, Full Shade; Water Demand: Medium; Landscape Use: Border - Mixed, Hedge, Container; Ornamental Color: White, Pink, Orange, Red, Purple; Native or Adapted: Adapted; Wildlife Value: Birds; Season: Summer, Spring ...
