Hydrangea glabrifolia Phillipino Hydrangea - growing - ready February 2026 Australian Native The flowers start as small

The flowers start as small green balls that grow larger and turn pure white resembling Snowballs

Males an amazing hedge

sometimes with a few purple outer petals

Fruiting Season : March to June (has a long fruiting period and will also often bear fruit out of this period)

The leaves of Oak Leaf Hydrangea colour up in late Autumn and early Winter to the most vibrant Autumn colours

Hydrangea glabrifolia Phillipino Hydrangea - growing - ready February 2026 Australian Native The flowers start as smallHydrangea glabrifolia Phillipino Hydrangea is an unusual and very rare hydrangea in Australia. Native to the Philippines it is found on the top of Mount Pulog, Phillipines in an area of amazing terrain growing under stunted trees and shrubs. It grows a maximum 1m high by 1 to 1. 2m wide. It prefers a sheltered spot and will grow well in a range of climates from temperate through to sub tropical. Beautiful small delicate white lacecap flowers smother