Hydrangea quercifolia, or "oakleaf hydrangeas," have white flowers that bloom in cone shapes and may fade to pink, depending on the cultivar. Hydrangea paniculata, also known as "peegee hydrangeas ...

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Sue U. A: The shrub in your photo is a panicle-type hydrangea with its cone-shaped, pyramidal flower clusters. Unlike the Annabelle-type hydrangeas with large round white flowers that die back to ...