Oakleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia) 3-4 feet tall, Bare Root
We not to ship to California. Sorry.The white blooms are arranged in pyramidal clusters that are very showy. Even when not in bloom, the large dark green leaves provide a striking shape. The plant’s more mature branches have an interesting texture when exfoliated in winter.Oakleaf hydrangea’s rare features make it highly suitable as a specimen or accent plant in the landscape. Alternatively, in large open spaces it may be massed or arranged as an informal hedge.Oak Leaf gets its name from the shape of its elegant large leaves. These leaves often turn colors of brilliant red, orange, yellow and burgundy in the fall if planted in a sunny location with a little afternoon shade. Used in zones 5-9.Size 6-8' in height by 6-8' spread at maturity.Full sun to partial shade.Blooms- May to July.Bloom description-white changing to purplish pink.You will get what is in the last 2 photos.In winter, these plants are supplied in a dormant state without leaves.