This native oakleaf hydrangea was selected for 10-14" long flower heads with creamy white, flowers that age to pink-rose. Flowering occurs from late May through early June or June through July, depending on location. The fragrant flowers provide early-season pollen and nectar for pollinators. Flowers persist for many weeks after emerging and remain attractive. It has handsome dark green foliage that turns burgundy-red in fall. As plants age the bark starts to peel back and is very ornamental. 

• Native deciduous hydrangea shrub
• Numerous, large white flower heads in summer
• Oak-shaped leaves with vibrant red fall foliage

• Category: Shrub, Native
• Hardiness Zone: 5-9
• Height: 5-8 ft
• Spread: 5-8 ft