Alice Oakleaf Hydrangea

This selection produces the largest flower heads of any oakleaf hydrangea, massive cone-shaped clusters of white florets that turn pink and persist through the season, combined with distinctive oak-leaf shaped foliage, purple fall colour, and exfoliating winter bark that provide something of interest in every season.

• Massive cone-shaped clusters of loosely-packed white florets fade to pink and persist through the season
• Flower heads dry on the plant and remain through winter, significant winter interest
• Green oak-leaf shaped leaves turn rich purple in fall
• Twig and branch bark exfoliates throughout the year, revealing attractive layers beneath