Oakleaf Hydrangea 'Alison': Four-Season Woodland Star

Named with simple elegance, 'Alison' is an Oakleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia) cultivar that delivers outstanding performance across all seasons. This native species selection brings architectural beauty to the woodland garden.

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Botanical Classification

Hydrangea quercifolia is native to the southeastern US, prized for its large, oak-shaped leaves, conical flower panicles, exfoliating bark, and brilliant fall color. 'Alison' is a superior selection with large, upright flower panicles (10-14 inches) that open white and age to pink. The plant grows 6-8 feet tall and wide. Fall foliage turns spectacular shades of burgundy, red, and orange.

Culture: part shade to full sun (with moisture), well-drained soil. More sun tolerant than other hydrangeas. Drought tolerant once established. Prune after flowering if needed. Hardy zones 5-9. 'Alison' is a four-season star for native and woodland gardens.