H. serrata is loosely related to the Bigleaf Hydrangeas, but has a more delicate appearance, with slender stems, narrow leaves and smaller flowers. It is native to mountain woodlands of Japan and Korea and is hardier in constitution than H.macrophylla. […]

H. serrata and its cultivars are also sometimes listed as H. macrophylla subsp. serrata. ‘Bluebird’ is also sometimes listed as ‘Acuminata’. H. serrata is loosely related to the Bigleaf Hydrangeas, but has a more delicate appearance, with slender stems, narrow […]

H. serrata and its cultivars are also sometimes listed as H. macrophylla subsp. serrata. ‘Bluebird’ is also sometimes listed as ‘Acuminata’. Deciduous, upright shrub with slender stems and pointed, 6 inch long, ovate leaves, which are much more narrow than […]

‘Tennessee Clone’ is an oakleaf hydrangea that was introduced by Louisiana Nursery. It has attractive foliage and bold white flowers. H. quercifolia is a southeastern native that is often seen clinging to shallow soiled slopes in its natural environment. Form […]

‘Roanoke’ is similar to ‘Harmony’ but has more open, loose formed flowers. Like ‘Harmony’ the flowers have the tendency to weigh down the branches. H. quercifolia is a southeastern native that is often seen clinging to shallow soiled slopes in […]

‘Pee Wee’ is an oakleaf hydrangea with a compact form; generally 2 to 3 feet tall and as wide. More refined leaves and flowers than many of the other oakleaf hydrangeas. H. quercifolia is a southeastern native that is often […]

‘Late Hand’ is another oakleaf hydrangea cultivar introduced by Louisiana Nursery. It’s pretty white flowers come later than others extending the flowering season. H. quercifolia is a southeastern native that is often seen clinging to shallow soiled slopes in its […]

‘Joe McDaniel’ is an introduction by Louisiana Nursery. It is vigorous, with showy large white flowers. H. quercifolia is a southeastern native that is often seen clinging to shallow soiled slopes in its natural environment. Form is deciduous and mounding. […]

‘Gloster Form’ is one of the several oak leaf hydrangea cultivars introduced by Louisiana Nursery. It is exceptionally vigorous in the south. H. quercifolia is a southeastern native that is often seen clinging to shallow soiled slopes in its natural […]

‘Alice’ is a strong growing 8 to 10 foot tall cultivar. It’s flowers are up to 12 inches long, semi-arching panicles. The foliage is dark green, becoming a beautiful burgundy in the autumn. Easy to propogate. This southeastern native is […]