Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey', Oak Leaf Hydrangea sun or part sun Originally a woodland dweller

Originally a woodland dweller

With age it becomes ever more floriferous — have patience for ample rewards

and a green or purple-striped

It's one tough cookie

Southeastern North American native

Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey', Oak Leaf Hydrangea sun or part sun Originally a woodland dwellerA compact Oakleaf Hydrangea with golden spring foliage which deepens to chartreuse green in summer and then turns to bold, crimson red in fall. Leaves are large, crinkly, and deeply lobed. Cone shaped, white flower panicles arrive primarily in early summer, with occasional blooms into fall. Appreciates protection from hot afternoon sun. Mature size: 3 4 ft T x 4 5 ft W Minimum temperature: 20 F