Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snowcicle' PP33,072, Oakleaf Hydrangea rare densiflora x manzanita hybrid selected

densiflora x manzanita hybrid selected by Louis Edmunds from Sonoma Co

of the Arnold Arboretum in Massachusetts

This shrub will drop its leaves if we get a hard frost down to 10°F or so

I doubt we could be without this useful

This lovely grass tolerates a wide range of soil conditions

Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snowcicle' PP33,072, Oakleaf Hydrangea rare densiflora x manzanita hybrid selectedMagnificent 12 14 inch, conical, and pendent panicles of double green and white florets turn dusky pink with age. Each panicle is supported by sturdy stems that eliminate flopping. The textured oak like leaves become wine red in fall. This is lovely as a large, lush mound, or gracefully cascading over a wall. Tolerant of many conditions and always rewarding, even in winter when it gives up its leaves exposing interesting exfoliating bark. Mature size: