What is an Oakleaf Hydrangea?
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Oakleaf hydrangea (*Hydrangea quercifolia*) is a deciduous flowering shrub native to the southeastern United States. It is named for its large, deeply lobed leaves, which resemble those of oak trees. During summer, the plant produces attractive cone-shaped clusters of white flowers that gradually turn pink, purple, or brown as they mature. Its foliage also develops striking red, bronze, and burgundy shades in autumn, making it an appealing ornamental garden plant. Visit Now: https://abodelook.com/knowledge-hub/oakleaf-hydrangea/
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