1- Bigleaf (hydrangra macrophylla): most common type found in the U.S. that include mophead, lacecap, and mountain hydrangeas.
2- Panicle (hydrangea paniculata): cone shaped flower heads, large blooms that start white and turn pink, cold hardy, and smaller/thinner leaves.
3-Smooth (hydrangea arborescens): "wild hydrangeas" that are native to the U.S. and can tolerate hotter climates, have heart shaped/thin leaves, a course texture, and long leaf stems that hold the leaf away from the main stem.
4- Oakleaf (hydrangea quercifolia): leaves have a similar shape to a red oak and is the only hydrangea that has foliage that changes color in the fall.
5- Climbing (hydrangea petiolaris): vines with a unique growing structure and large blooms.
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