Height at maturity
1,20 m
Exposure
Sun, partial shade
Oakleaf Hydrangea has a lobed foliage like that of oak, hence its name, turning purple red from September.
From July to October it develops conical inflorescences, dangling or erect, with the changing color with the seasons, from white to old rose.
Blossoms on the wood of the previous year.
Features
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Common name :
Oakleaf Hydrangea Ruby Slippers
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Family :
Hydrangeaceae
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Category :
shrub
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Spread :
1 m
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Foliage :
deciduous
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Color of flowers :
white and pink old
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Use :
shruberry - isolated - hedge
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Soil :
well drained and fresh, acidic
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Habit :
Spreading
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Earth to use :
50% universal potting soil and 50% heath earth
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Enemies :
mealybug - aphid - vine weevil - red spider
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Possible diseases :
viral diseases - rot - powdery mildew - Botrytis