Hydrangea seemanni

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 have been growing on the trunks of Douglas Firs in our Kingston woodland, flower profusely every summer, with flattened white corymbs opening from curiously round buds. Definitely for mild-winter areas only, where this species deserves much greater attention.