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About Hydrangea Little Honey (Hydrangea)

Hydrangea quercifolia Little Honey - A compact spreading cultivar that typically matures to 3-4' tall and to 4-5' wide. Showy, deeply-lobed, somewhat coarse, oak-shaped leaves (to 4-7" long) emerge golden yellow in spring, retain good golden color well into summer, gradually fade to chartreuse and then green by early fall before finishing the year with a blast of crimson red fall color. Cone-shaped flower panicles consisting of mostly showy sterile white sepals bloom primarily in early summer (June-July) with some sporadic continued bloom through late summer into fall. Flowers acquire pink tones as they age. Stems turn red in winter. Family: Hydrangeaceae  

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