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Hydrangea quercifolia Snowcicle

Incredibly long, double-flowered panicles with super sturdy branches

A selection from our friend Richard Davis, this new, double-flowered Oakleaf Hydrangea has 12-14” panicles of flowers that age from creamy-white to a stunning combination of rose-red, olive green and cream. Each panicle is held by a super sturdy stem, which eliminates flopping. The plant grows 4-6 feet tall and shows off each fall with vibrant colors of deep wine and burnt orange. Compared to ‘Snowflake’ and other double-flowered selections, Snowcicle has much larger panicles, improved vigor, and sturdier branches.

Who Am I?

  • Common Name:
    Snowcicle oakleaf hydrangea
  • Botanical Name:
    Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Snowcicle’ PP33072
  • Type:
    Shrub
  • U.S. Native:
    YES

Cultural Details

TYPE

Shrub

U.S. NATIVE

YES
  • Light:
    Sun to Part shade
  • Soil:
    Average garden soil
  • Moisture:
    Moist, but well-drained
  • Hardiness Zone
    6-9
  • Bloom Time:
    Summer on old wood
  • Bloom Color:
    Creamy white
  • Size:
    4-6’ tall x 4-6’ wide
  • Diseases & Pests:
    None known

What Makes Me Special?

Snowcicle's incredibly long, double flowered panicles and strong stems set it apart from all of its predecessors.

Landscape Use

Borders, containers, cutting gardens, foundations, mass plantings, urban gardens

Pruning

Prune oakleaf hydrangeas only when they need shaping and to enrcourage branching and fullness when plants are young. Prub in winter or early spring to ensure new flower buds will have time to form.

Propagation

Cuttings

Who Am I?

  • Common Name:
    Snowcicle oakleaf hydrangea
  • Botanical Name:
    Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Snowcicle’ PP33072
  • Type:
    Shrub
  • U.S. Native:
    YES

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