Description
This time tested Hydrangea (in our garden 20+ years…) commands attention from late June into August. A double flowered form of Oakleaf Hydrangea, ‘Snowflake’ has large panicles of celadon green and white florets that change color through the season aging to shades of mauve-pink. It’s at its best in dappled or afternoon shade. Bold oak-shaped leaves take on dark wine tones in autumn. It blooms on old wood, so take care not to cut back hard in the spring, unless necessary. Grows 4-6′ tall and equally wide over time.
Exposure: Part Shade
Zones: 5-8
Large 1 gallon pots
