Hydrangea serratifolia - Evergreen Climbing Hydrangea fruit The leaves and flowers are

The leaves and flowers are quite tiny so this zig-zagging branches are quite prominent and gives it quite a quirky appeal

A small deciduous tree or large shrub with a very distinctive fruit turns bright yellow-green autumn

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its looks great in a rockery or in a pot

Hydrangea serratifolia - Evergreen Climbing Hydrangea fruit The leaves and flowers areA rare evergreen climbing hydrangea native to Chile that adheres on trees and rocks with aerial roots. It has long green leaves that tend to be serrated towards the ends and white flowers appear in late summer. A slow grower reaching up to 5 metres high and spreading up to 4 metres in full sun or part shade.