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Hydrangea quercifolia

Hydrangea Oakleaf

(Zone 5) An upright and rounded hydrangea. Large white panicles of flowers are persistant over winter. Leaves are the shape of red oak and turn reddish purple in autumn. Adaptable to shade and drought. Showy exfoliating bark. Native to southeast US.

Flower: June,July, Aug, Sept White to Purple to Tan, 4-12 Fruit: Oct, Persistant Tan Brown Capsules Fall Color: Orange to Red/Purple Shape: Upright Size: 6' X 6' Distinct Features: Oak type Leaf Best Dig Time: Spring, Fall, Container Adaptable To: pH Moisture Light Uses: Border Mass/Grouping Naturalizing		pH Preference : Slightly Acidic soil Neutral soil *Tolerates:* Alkaline soil Sun Preference: Full Sun Partial Shade *Tolerates:* Partial Shade Full Sun Shade Soil Moisture Preferred: Moist *Tolerates:* Dry Wet Site Preferred: Rich Well Drained *Tolerates:* Urban conditions Environmental Tolerances: Drought Salt Spray

http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0707RD_Hydrangea.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0906RDi_Bees.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/1205RDs_Drought.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0306RDs_Edible.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0807RD_FallBloom.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/1207RD_GreeningWinter.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0104RD_OhDeer.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0604RD_Shade.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0508RD_SummerFlowers.pdf

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