Hydrangea Quercifolia

Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug

Shrubs, Shrub, Native Plant, Poisonous

Perennial, Woody

6-12 ft.

The Oakleaf hydrangea is noted for producing showy pyramidal 4-12" erect panicles of creamy white flowers in late spring and summer, 3-4" wide. The fragrant flowers fade to pink, then tan in the fall. White, changing to pink, then brownish, 1-1 ½" diameter; larger, sterile flowers occur towards the base of the panicle, fertile flowers are creamy and fragrant and occur toward the tip. Blooming begins in May and June and last throughout the summer.