How to grow Snow Queen Oakleaf Hydrangea - Planting and Description

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How to grow Snow Queen Oakleaf Hydrangea - Planting and Description. Snow Queen Oakleaf Hydrangeas can grow 6 feet in height, but are easy to keep much smaller. It gets beautiful white flowers in the late spring and summer. The flowers can be used as cut flowers. Oakleaf Hydrangeas prefer part-shade. Snow Queen is a low maintenance woody shrub.
Snow Queen Oakleaf Hydrangea
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snow Queen'
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[@sammysworld5485]

I’m glad you mention they don’t need as much watering as the other hydrangeas. Would love to see this in full size. I understand oak leaves can get quite big.

[@meganjo766]

Oakleaf Hydrangea really is my favorite!

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Beautiful plant with 3-4 season interest!

[@PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

The colour of the fall leaves is beautiful, great plant and great video thank you!

[@selfiopath1982]

Thank you for the root rot warning. This is damn important information if you leave in a rainy country like myself

[@zoegarriss5506]

Shout out from Smithfield NC, found a baby coming off of my moms 30 year old oak leaf, thanks for the info.!

[@fortheearth]

Wonderful information, beautiful presentation. Thank you!

[@annettebowersox1976]

You are the best!!

[@pennyduncan5980]

Yeah! A zone 5 plant!

[@mikemalone9896]

I appreciate all of your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@Sandy-lj2lo]

Asking for a video on handling older oakleaf hydrangea. I have one that's just top heavy and another that is so happy it keeps outgrowing its site, so I need to do some rejuvenating pruning. I can see the form best in January or February once the leaves drop ... here that's late December, early January. Thanks!

[@lisamiller7143]

I have 6, in sun,

[@totallydomestic433]

How far from a fence would you plant it?

[@davidbentley5275]

I like I like it Great Hydrangea

[@pricillaturrentine3009]

I just bought the Snow Queen, it looks like a stick with two leaves on it right now lol... Of course it is early May right now. I plan on planting it in morning sun and evening shade. My question is, will it grow enough to have any flowers on it this summer since it is a slow grower? Everyone is talking about zones I have no clue what zone I'm in but I will say I'm in Tennessee... Can you please tell me what I can expect out of my plant? Please! Thank you for the video you were very informative but as you can see I still have a few questions .. Have a nice day n God bless! 🏵️🌸🙂🌼🏵️

[@myskullisred]

Hmmmmm, I just planted a Ruby Slippers Oakleaf Hydrangea is a shady area. It gets approximately 3 hours maximum of direct sunlight each day. We'll see if it's enough sunlight to get some good coloration.

[@1628Scarlet]

Would all this info also pertain to the Ruby Slippers?

[@hoeyel2013]

Would it be hard to tree form one of these?

[@jeffthompson6451]

👍

[@nathanli9987]

I put mine in the fun sun spot and all the leaves are burned.