Hydrangea seemannii

Description

Seedlings from our garden specimen of an extremely rare species in commerce, with handsome, very glossy, rounded evergreen leaves and self-clinging stems. Our plants, which we are growing on the trunks of Douglas Firs in our woodland, flower profusely on a yearly basis, with flattened white corymbs produced in mid-summer opening from curiously round buds. For mild-winter areas only, where this species deserves much greater attention.