Bring four seasons of beauty to your landscape with the Oakleaf Hydrangea, a stunning heirloom shrub native to the Southeastern United States. This plant is a true showstopper, featuring large, distinctive leaves shaped like those of an oak tree. In summer, it produces huge, cone-shaped clusters of creamy white flowers that gradually age to a lovely pink and then a rustic brown. In autumn, the foliage puts on a spectacular show in shades of vivid red, bronze, and purple. Its peeling, cinnamon-colored bark adds texture and interest to the winter garden.
The germination rate for hydrangea seed is naturally low (around 30%). Please plan accordingly by sowing enough seeds to get the desired number of plants.
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