A gorgeous native hydrangea with huge white flower clusters that appear to be double. The bloom season is much longer than single-flower species because the florets continue to open on each flower panicle throughout summer. Deeply lobed, oak tree-like leaves make this a standout in the garden, especially in fall when the foliage becomes brilliant purple and crimson. Deciduous. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.
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