Enjoy a profusion of robust flower clusters that open white and age to pink, remaining upright even after heavy rain. Dark green, deeply lobed oak-like foliage turns brilliant mahogany in fall. Compact and well-suited for smaller landscapes, in groups, or as a hedge. Deciduous. WATER: Water when top 2 inches of soil is dry.

Hydrangea quercifolia, commonly called oakleaf hydrangea, is an upright, broad-rounded, suckering, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub that typically grows 4-6' (less frequently to 8') tall. It is native to bluffs, moist woods, ravines and stream banks from Georgia to Florida to Louisiana.

Blooming in early to mid-summer, this Oak Leaf Hydrangea boasts a profusion of large conical panicles packed with white florets gradually turning pink as they mature. The lush foliage of deeply-lobed, oak-shaped, dark green leaves, turns mahogany-red as …

Large 6-inch tall clusters of white flowers bloom in June and last until fall. The flowers gradually turn into a deep, dusty pink throughout the summer. The blooms of the Hydrangea quercifolia are held up on strong, woody stems and surrounded by dense, deeply lobed green foliage.

Good things come in small packages, they say - and 'Munchkin' oakleaf hydrangea serves as the perfect example! It's the smallest version of our fabulous native oakleaf hydrangea on the market, reaching just 3' tall and wide, a tiny fraction of the epic proportions it can reach in nature.

About Munchkin Oakleaf Hydrangea. A dwarf shade loving shrub with four season interest including showy blooms, attractive foliage, good fall color and exfoliating bark. Large flower clusters bloom white and age to a rich pink in late summer. …

With moderate drought tolerance once established and low maintenance requirements, the Munchkin Oakleaf Hydrangea is ideal for foundation plantings, mass plantings, woodland gardens, and mixed borders.

With very compact form and petite, miniature flower panicles, the Munchkin cultivar is a better suited shrub for small residential landscapes than the species. Like the species, it is deciduous in nature and has wonderfully colorful flowers in the late Spring, early Summer.

Munchkin Dwarf Oakleaf Hydrangea has a compact form and dense growth habit that makes it ideal for use in residential landscapes. A multitude of white inflorescences appear in early summer and gradually turn medium pink, and the dark green foliage turns mahoghany-red in fall.

‘Munchkin’ offers four seasons of interest with its June and July cone-shaped flowers (starting white and maturing to pink and then rusty-tan), large oak-looking leaves that turn a rich, burnt-red in fall, and cinnamon-colored peeling bark for interest when the leaves are off.