Tag Archives: Hydrangea quercifolia

Before I moved to this neck of the woods my opinion of hydrangeas veered between ‘ambivalent’ and ‘unimpressed’.  Slowly, however, I have been won over, especially by some of the less grown varieties.  One of these is the oak-leaved hydrangea, Hydrangea quercifolia.  Above is a toothed leaf, yet to succumb to autumn metamorphosis, set-off beautifully by its far more advanced bronzeContinue reading “Hydrangea quercifolia – The Oak Leaved Hydrangea”