Hydrangea quercifolia (Oakleaf Hydrangea 'Snow Queen') Size:3 gal Suckers should be removed unless

Suckers should be removed unless spreading is desirable

It does well in a variety of soil types and exposures

flaking bark with bluish-green leaves that turn various shades of red and orange in the fall

Cedar Elm has an upright

Pack the loose soil with your hands to avoid air pockets

Hydrangea quercifolia (Oakleaf Hydrangea 'Snow Queen') Size:3 gal Suckers should be removed unlessOakleaf Hydrangea is a stunning flowering shrub with large white blooms and interesting exfoliating bark on older canes. The foliage provides some fall color, mostly bronze, maroon and purple. It is the most adapted to North Texas of all the hydrangeas. Pruning is not usually needed but if needed, prune right after flowering since they bloom on old wood. It thrives in moist soils. Mulching helps with retaining moisture. Oakleaf Hydrangeas can be used