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Hydrangea quercifolia

Oakleaf hydrangea

Hydrangea quercifolia is native to the southeastern U.S. (and widely cultivated throughout the region). This shrub is naturally found in forests and disturbed areas, and grows well in full sun to part-shade. It prefers rich, moist soils, but is drought resistant once established. Large clusters of white flowers bloom in the late-spring, which attract pollinators. Hydrangea quercifolia is a great specimen plant in a yard.

Red, purple, and green leaves Hydrangea quercifolia (Oak leaf hydrangea) tublings at Mellow Marsh in the late fall

Species name - Container size	Common name	Stock	Price	Quantity Pricing	Add to request
Hydrangea quercifolia - Tubling	Oakleaf hydrangea	108 in stock	$4.84	20+ $2.42ea	Hydrangea quercifolia quantity

Plant type

Tree / Shrub

Mature Height

Up to 12'

Wetland Indicator Status

(FAC) Facultative

Attributes

Bird Supportive
Summer Bloomer
Fall Color
Drought Tolerant
Spring Bloomer
Shade Tolerant
Butterfly and Pollinator Supportive

Planting Zone

Upland
Slope
Riparian Buffer
Buffer
Bottomland Hardwood

Classification by Use

Erosion Control
Hedge / Screen
Showy Native
Stream Restoration