It's a dwarf crape myrtle variety known as Lagerstroemia 'Pocomoke'. This spectacular hybrid was first released in 1998, and you'll love the deep pink blooms of color it will add to your garden.

My husband pruned our oakleaf hydrangea last July after it bloomed. We read that was the time to do it so new buds would have time to set for this year. However, this year we had no flowers.

Hydrangea quercifolia, or common name Oakleaf hydrangea, is truly one of those rare, four season plants that put on a spectacular show all year-round.

When it comes to choosing the best hydrangeas for shade, the first thing to note is that most varieties prefer being in partial shade anyway. If your yard gets direct sunshine for a few hours a day ...

Remember the old days when northeastern Iowa gardeners suffered from hydrangea envy? We wondered why we couldn't more successfully grow those gorgeous mophead hydrangeas like "Nikko Blue ...

This week's Plant Pick is a new dwarf version of our native oakleaf hydrangea called 'Ruby Slippers.' Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close. Quick Look- ...

Oakleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia) is native from North Carolina south to the Florida panhandle, over to parts of Louisiana and Alabama and north to Tennessee where it is found growing as ...

Oakleaf hydrangea (H. quercifolia) A dramatic native species, foliage is shaped like an oak leaf, with outstanding fall color; cinnamon-brown, peeling bark visible in winter. ... Bobo – dwarf Pee Gee ...

Oak leaf hydrangea grows 6- to 8 feet tall. "Pee Wee" is a dwarf variety of oak leaf hydrangea that grows about 4 feet tall. It’s hard to go wrong using these white blooming hydrangeas.

One of my favorites by far is Sykes's Dwarf oakleaf hydrangea. It has beautiful sphere-shaped flowers, and leaves that turn reddish tones in fall. This one also stays small at under 3 feet.

The oakleaf hydrangea, Hydrangea quercifolia , has been the easiest to grow in my garden. ... 'Pink Elf' ('Pia') is a dwarf mophead that's suitable for containers or beds, ...