Oakleaf Hydrangea
Hydrangea quercifolia
Oakleaf Hydrangea is a native deciduous shrub that features oak-like leaves and large clusters of white flowers from late spring to summer. It makes a great focal point in a wildlife habitat and can be planted in shrub borders and woodland gardens.
Grows To:
3-12 Ft
Spread:
2-8 Ft
Bloom Time:
May-July
Light Requirements:
Part Shade,
Shade
Soil Moisture:
Moist ,
Medium
Soil Description:
Clay,
Loam,
Sand
Attracts:
Caterpillars,
Native Bees,
Bumblebees,
Beneficial Insects,
Birds
Resistant to:
Deer
Fragrant Flowers:
No
Drought Tolerant:
No