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Hydrangea quercifolia/Oakleaf Hydrangea
Oakleaf hydrangea blooming in a naturalistic setting
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Oakleaf hydrangea blooming in a naturalistic setting
Flowers that have turned brown in mid to late summer
Inflorescence in full bloom
Large specimen in late summer after flowers have faded and turned brown
Example of a large shrub in full bloom
In foundation planting
Oakleaf hydrangea growing as an understory shrub to pine
A late summer scene showing dried flower heads, probably for one of the several double-flowering selections
Dried flower heads make excellent materials for dried holiday arrangements
Large border planting at Birmingham Botanical Garden in August
In a woodland garden in Arkansas
In a residental landscape
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Scientific Name:
Hydrangea quercifolia
Common Name:
Oakleaf Hydrangea
Plant Type:
Deciduous
Leaf Type:
Broadleaf
Hardiness Zone:
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
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Height:
5-8 feet
Spread:
5 - 10 feet
Bloom time:
Spring
Flower color:
White
Light Exposure:
Sun, Part Sun, Filtered Shade
Drainage:
Well drained, Moist, Wet
Rate of Growth:
Moderate
Water Requirement:
Medium
Maintenance Level:
Low
Susceptible to insects
and diseases:
No
Comments:
Has distinctive, deeply lobed, oak-like leaves that turn reddish in fall. Prune after flowering and mulch roots in colder climates.