Oakleaf hydrangea landscape

With their stunning aesthetic, oakleaf hydrangeas are wonderful woody shrubs for the landscape. Learn how to grow and care for them now on Gardener’s Path.

Oakleaf hydrangeas produce beautiful white blooms in the summer months that change to a breathtaking deep red hue come fall. Here, we spoke to garden experts about everything you need to know about how to grow and care for oakleaf hydrangeas.

In the South, the hydrangea reigns as the quintessential garden flower starting about mid-May and continuing into the early fall. I can never seem to get enough of them, and constantly perus…

Get ready to discover the diverse and stunning world of Oakleaf Hydrangea Varieties, with their unique colors that will leave you in awe.

Oakleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia) pyramid-shaped clusters of scentless flowers, well-drained soil, no disease or insect problems [DETAILS]

Oakleaf Hydrangeas are named after their leaf shape and bloom nearly all year. This shrub is popular for its long-lasting flowers that emerge in white but then fade to a dull pink. Our Hydrangea guide will teach you what you need to know to care for this timeless shrub. #hydrangea #oakleafhydrangeas #mygardencom #mygarden #oakleafhydrangeacare

Oakleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia) is a native shrub with white-pink flowers and attractive fall foliage. Here's all you need to know about it.

These native cultivars will fill your summer and fall garden with blooms and color. Find native hydrangeas for the Mid-Atlantic here.

Unlike most hydrangeas that originate in Asia, oakleaf hydrangeas are actually native to the United States. The botanical name, hydrangea quercifolia, is Latin for oak leaf. This deciduous shrub is native in the southeast from North Carolina to Florida and reaches west to Louisiana. The elongated clusters of long-lasting white blooms mature in late spring and summer and turn purple over time. For info on the other types of hydrangeas, be sure to see Different Types of Hydrangeas. The oakleaf…