One of the finest plants accessible to home gardeners and landscape professionals alike. These large, rounded, deciduous shrubs are named for the shape of their large, oak-like leaves. In May and June they bless the garden with their elegant display of 4-12" cone-shaped white flower panicles. Over the next several weeks the flowers age to shades of pink and wine red. In time, the flowers become completely dry and are wonderful to use in everlasting floral arrangements. Fall color can be spectacular with burgundy and maroon tones prevailing. As winter sets in, the cinnamon-brown flaky bark commands much attention. Easily grown, oakleaf hydrangea is a must for all gardens. Excellent when planted en masse, or at the edge of a woodland.
More Information | Latin Name | Hydrangea quercifolia |
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| Common Name | Oakleaf Hydrangea |
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| USDA Zone | Zone 5 |
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| Introduced by Broken Arrow Nursery | No |
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