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Plants Matching hydrangea quercifolia

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Felder Rushing

(Oakleaf Hydrangea)

It's no wonder that this beautiful large deciduous shrub has fast gained popularity in recent years. A native of the southeastern United States, oakleaf Hydrangea has a broad or upright shrubby habit and is most revered for its outstanding ornamental features that light up the landscape throughout the year.

In spring, oakleaf hydrangea puts forth large oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. In autumn, the showy leaves turn striking shades of crimson and bronze-purple....

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Jessie Keith

(Alice Oakleaf Hydrangea, Oakleaf Hydrangea)

This Dirr introduction has large, elongated flower panicles covered with big creamy white sterile flowers that age to rose-pink. It’s a vigorous, sun-tolerant shrub that matures to a large size. In fall, its dark green leaves turn vibrant burgundy red.

In spring, oakleaf hydrangea puts forth large oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. Their huge conical flower panicles appear in summer. They are comprised of small inconspicuous fertile flowers and many showy four-sepaled...

(Dayspring Oakleaf Hydrangea, Oakleaf Hydrangea)

This vigorous cultivar is noted for having large, white flower panicles and excellent crimson fall color. It originates from the southeastern United States, has a broad shrubby habit and is most revered for its outstanding ornamental features that light up the landscape throughout the year.

In spring, oakleaf hydrangea puts forth large oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. Their huge conical flower panicles appear in summer. They are comprised of small inconspicuous...

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Jessie Keith

(Oakleaf Hydrangea, Snow Queen Oakleaf Hydrangea)

The compact and vigorous Snow Queen is noted for having large flower panicles that stand upright on strong, erect stems. The blooms are pure white with lots of showy sterile flowers. Mature specimens develop a low, spreading habit. Like all oakleaf hydrangea, this select cultivar is revered for its outstanding ornamental features that light up the landscape throughout the year.

In spring, it puts forth large, oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. Huge conical flower...

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PlantHaven

(Little Honey Oakleaf Hydrangea, Oakleaf Hydrangea)

Discovered in Olympia, Washington by David Jarzynka, 'Little Honey' is a compact oakleaf hydrangea that boasts golden-chartreuse foliage, which turns scarlet red in fall. It has a low, spreading habit and produces pretty panicles of white flowers in summer. These dry to a pleasing brown and persist through winter above reddish stems. It originated as a mutant sport off of the cultivar 'Pee Wee'.

It's no wonder that this beautiful large deciduous shrub has fast gained popularity in recent years....

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Felder Rushing

(Oakleaf Hydrangea, Semmes Beauty Oakleaf Hydrangea)

This vigorous, heat-tolerant cultivar is noted for having large, white flower panicles and pretty burgundy fall color. It originates from the southeastern United States, has a broad shrubby habit and is most revered for its outstanding ornamental features that light up the landscape throughout the year.

In spring, oakleaf hydrangea puts forth large, oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. Huge conical flower panicles appear in summer, which are comprised of small...

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Russell Stafford

(Oakleaf Hydrangea, Sike's Dwarf Oakleaf Hydrangea)

The pretty oakleaf hydrangea, 'Sike's Dwarf', is well-branched, super dwarf selection that bears dome-shaped cones of pure white flowers in summer. In fall its leaves turn attractive russet shades. Some claim variability can be found in specimens purchased from different nursery sources.

In spring, oakleaf hydrangea puts forth large, oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. Huge conical flower panicles appear in summer. These are comprised of small inconspicuous...

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Mark A. Miller

(Oakleaf Hydrangea, Snowflake Oakleaf Hydrangea)

Large, beautiful clusters of ruffled, double flowers make ‘Snowflake’ really stand out in a crowd. Its beautiful, deeply lobed leaves turn brilliant shades of maroon and purple in fall. Its big, bold blooms are great for cutting fresh or dried.

In spring, oakleaf hydrangea puts forth large, oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. Huge conical flower panicles appear in summer. These are comprised of small inconspicuous fertile flowers and showy, sterile, four-sepaled...

(Oakleaf Hydrangea, Vaughn's Lillie Oakleaf Hydrangea)

The long-blooming 'Vaughn's Lillie' is a dwarf cultivar with dense foliage and showy white flower panicles with a hint of green. Almost all of the flowers are sterile giving the blooms a billowy appearance. It originates from the southeastern United States and has a neat bushy habit. It was discovered by William Vaughn Billingsley in Rabun Gap, Georgia.

In spring, oakleaf hydrangea puts forth large oak-shaped leaves that are deep green with soft, lighter undersides. Their huge conical flower...