'Little Honey' Oakleaf Hydrangea - DISCONTINUED
***We no longer offer this product. Create a similar look with Pee Wee Hydrangea!
Brighten up your yard with 'Little Honey' oakleaf hydrangea! This unusual, always sought-after variety sports a mantle of glorious chartreuse foliage all season long, making it the perfect way to lend a touch of color and illumination to shady spots. It also makes a memorable combination with flowering perennials or annuals. It gets the typical big, ice-cream-cone-shaped blooms in summer,Ā plus, its show doesn't stop when the weather gets cold: it still develops the amazing red hues that oakleaf hydrangeas are known for. Plant in a spot with some shade during the hottest part of the day, which will minimize the risk of burning and make sure the golden hue of the foliage is at its brightest and best.
What makes 'Little Honey' different from other oakleaf hydrangeas?
- Bright chartreuse-yellow foliageĀ
- Smaller stature makes it well suited to small spaces and flower gardens
Details:
Name:Ā Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey'
Hardiness:Ā USDA zones 5-9 (shade required in zone 9)
Height + Width: 3-4'
Light:Ā Full to part sun
Soil:Ā Any well-drained soil will do.Ā Less drought tolerant than green-leaf oakleaf hydrangeas; any periods of stress will cause browning on the leaves.Ā
Pruning:Ā Blooms on old wood; oakleaf hydrangeas can be selectively pruned as needed to accentuate their branching or habit.
Water:Ā Average water needs. Does not tolerate wet conditions.
Fertilizer:Ā Fertilize once in early spring with a rose fertilizer ifĀ desired.
Bloom time:Ā Early-mid summer
Bloom color:Ā Creamy white
Uses: We love 'Little Honey' as a foliage plant/focal point in a perennial garden or flower bed. It also works nicely in woodland gardens.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
'Little Honey' Oakleaf Hydrangea - DISCONTINUED
'Little Honey' Oakleaf Hydrangea - DISCONTINUED
***We no longer offer this product. Create a similar look with Pee Wee Hydrangea!
Brighten up your yard with 'Little Honey' oakleaf hydrangea! This unusual, always sought-after variety sports a mantle of glorious chartreuse foliage all season long, making it the perfect way to lend a touch of color and illumination to shady spots. It also makes a memorable combination with flowering perennials or annuals. It gets the typical big, ice-cream-cone-shaped blooms in summer,Ā plus, its show doesn't stop when the weather gets cold: it still develops the amazing red hues that oakleaf hydrangeas are known for. Plant in a spot with some shade during the hottest part of the day, which will minimize the risk of burning and make sure the golden hue of the foliage is at its brightest and best.
What makes 'Little Honey' different from other oakleaf hydrangeas?
- Bright chartreuse-yellow foliageĀ
- Smaller stature makes it well suited to small spaces and flower gardens
Details:
Name:Ā Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey'
Hardiness:Ā USDA zones 5-9 (shade required in zone 9)
Height + Width: 3-4'
Light:Ā Full to part sun
Soil:Ā Any well-drained soil will do.Ā Less drought tolerant than green-leaf oakleaf hydrangeas; any periods of stress will cause browning on the leaves.Ā
Pruning:Ā Blooms on old wood; oakleaf hydrangeas can be selectively pruned as needed to accentuate their branching or habit.
Water:Ā Average water needs. Does not tolerate wet conditions.
Fertilizer:Ā Fertilize once in early spring with a rose fertilizer ifĀ desired.
Bloom time:Ā Early-mid summer
Bloom color:Ā Creamy white
Uses: We love 'Little Honey' as a foliage plant/focal point in a perennial garden or flower bed. It also works nicely in woodland gardens.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
***We no longer offer this product. Create a similar look with Pee Wee Hydrangea!
Brighten up your yard with 'Little Honey' oakleaf hydrangea! This unusual, always sought-after variety sports a mantle of glorious chartreuse foliage all season long, making it the perfect way to lend a touch of color and illumination to shady spots. It also makes a memorable combination with flowering perennials or annuals. It gets the typical big, ice-cream-cone-shaped blooms in summer,Ā plus, its show doesn't stop when the weather gets cold: it still develops the amazing red hues that oakleaf hydrangeas are known for. Plant in a spot with some shade during the hottest part of the day, which will minimize the risk of burning and make sure the golden hue of the foliage is at its brightest and best.
What makes 'Little Honey' different from other oakleaf hydrangeas?
- Bright chartreuse-yellow foliageĀ
- Smaller stature makes it well suited to small spaces and flower gardens
Details:
Name:Ā Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey'
Hardiness:Ā USDA zones 5-9 (shade required in zone 9)
Height + Width: 3-4'
Light:Ā Full to part sun
Soil:Ā Any well-drained soil will do.Ā Less drought tolerant than green-leaf oakleaf hydrangeas; any periods of stress will cause browning on the leaves.Ā
Pruning:Ā Blooms on old wood; oakleaf hydrangeas can be selectively pruned as needed to accentuate their branching or habit.
Water:Ā Average water needs. Does not tolerate wet conditions.
Fertilizer:Ā Fertilize once in early spring with a rose fertilizer ifĀ desired.
Bloom time:Ā Early-mid summer
Bloom color:Ā Creamy white
Uses: We love 'Little Honey' as a foliage plant/focal point in a perennial garden or flower bed. It also works nicely in woodland gardens.
