Hydrangea quercifolia

Botanical Name: Hydrangea quercifolia
Common Name: oakleaf hydrangea
Family Name: Hydrangeaceae
Distribution/Origin: Southeastern United States

Leaf: Green, (fall)Purple/Brown, Lobed, Simple, Pubescent, Heavily veined, Oblong/Acute, Oblique/Rounded, Pinnately lobed/Serrate
Bud: Opposite
Flower: White, Pink(the sterile flowers become pink-tinged w/ age), Panicle(up to 25cm long), Aug/Sep/Oct

Fruit/Seed: Brown, Insignificant, Nov
Stem/Bark: Orange, Brown, Showy, Exfoliating

Size: Height: 1.3 - 2.0m/Spread: 2.0 - 3.0m
Habit: Irregular
Form: Mounded

Soil conditions: Well-drained
Moisture: Moist
Sun: Full sun(if kept moist), Partial sun
Exposure: Partial shade

Landscape use: Mixed shrub boarders, Summer/Fall interest

Notes: Perennial