A stunning, four-season native shrub prized for its bold oak-shaped foliage, dramatic summer flower clusters, and rich mahogany-burgundy fall color. Oak Leaf Hydrangea brings texture and architecture to any landscape and performs beautifully as a specimen, woodland edge plant, or naturalized grouping.
 
This U.S. native species is exceptionally hardy, easy to grow, and offers year-round interest, from snowy white summer blooms to exfoliating cinnamon bark in winter. It grows naturally in wooded slopes, stream margins, and shaded forest understories. Excellent for shaded foundations, woodland borders, and understory gardens. Pollinator magnet!
 
Oak Leaf Hydrangea is native to the Southeastern United States, specifically:
Alabama
Florida (Panhandle)
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
 
Why Grow Oak Leaf Hydrangea?
Large, oak-shaped leaves with brilliant fall color
Cone-shaped white flower clusters that age to soft rose
Excellent shade tolerance
Four-season landscape interest
Native plant beneficial for birds and wildlife
Beautiful in naturalistic, cottage, woodland, and pollinator gardens
 
Growing Information
 
Life Cycle: Perennial shrub
Mature Size: 4–8 ft tall and wide
Light: Part shade to full shade (morning sun is ideal)
Soil: Moist, well-drained soil; tolerates clay
Bloom Time: Early to mid-summer
Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–9
 
These need cold stratification to germinate. They either need 60 days of less than 45 degree weather outdoors or you can store the seeds in a moist paper towel and sealed in a plastic baggie and placed in your refrigerator for two month. 
 
This is for 100 seeds
 
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