Hydrangea Alice

Hydrangea Alice offers large white flower panicles, oak-shaped leaves and rich burgundy fall color. Its large, rounded habit makes it a useful choice for woodland edge, specimen, mass planting, native-style garden. Plant it in morning sun to part shade. Water needs: even moisture; well-drained soil. Typical mature size is 5–8 ft tall by 5–8 ft wide, although growth varies with climate, soil, pruning and care. Available for local pickup from Towns Edge Nursery.

Plant details

• Botanical name: Hydrangea quercifolia
• Light: Morning sun to part shade
• USDA zones: 5–9
• Mature height: 5–8 ft
• Mature width: 5–8 ft
• Foliage: Deciduous
• Bloom / feature color: White aging to pink; burgundy fall foliage
• Bloom / interest season: Late spring to summer; fall foliage
• Water: Even moisture; well-drained soil
• Growth habit: Large, rounded
• Landscape uses: Woodland edge, specimen, mass planting, native-style garden
• Deer tolerance: Often browsed by deer

Plant size and performance vary with climate, soil, pruning and care.