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What's this shrub - please?

(70 Posts)
kittylester Fri 27-Mar-20 15:43:53

Just that really - we've lost the label. DH wants to move it but I want to know how big it grows before I give permission. grin

Cliftonkate Sat 28-Mar-20 13:49:50

Download identify plants app it will tell you

Jillybird Sat 28-Mar-20 14:29:39

Message withdrawn at poster's request.

Peardrop50 Sat 28-Mar-20 14:37:22

euonymus or olearia

Tricia247uk Sat 28-Mar-20 15:03:44

Try one of the free plant finder apps that are available for android or apple devices.

sharon103 Sat 28-Mar-20 15:06:50

I pasted your image on google and it comes up with this

Possible related search: evergreen rose

fluttERBY123 Sat 28-Mar-20 15:10:55

Great change of topic! Interesting link. So plant is not sickly at all.

NannanTo4 Sat 28-Mar-20 18:43:11

I have just used my plant finder app and it has come up with this for you

mjmiller1 Sat 28-Mar-20 18:55:31

You can download an app (free) called Plantnet. Take a picture within the app and it should be able to tell you what the plant is.

Torreya Sat 28-Mar-20 21:54:05

Very interesting suggestions! If you enjoy your gardening, can I suggest an app called 'Candide'? It's not just for plant indents, but all aspects of horticulture (and they're equally as friendly as gransnet!!)

Jellaway Sun 29-Mar-20 13:21:38

Glad you I.D’as Mountain Horopito. Where people were telling you to taste a leaf I was worried for you. ??

philomel Sun 29-Mar-20 16:09:12

Agree with you, Pittosporum ?

philomel Sun 29-Mar-20 16:18:50

@Namsnanny

Sgilley Thu 16-Apr-20 18:04:52

Choi’s ya Ternata I think.

Gordonbennett Sat 18-Apr-20 12:08:57

Could anyone tell me if I can plant this outdoors?

Gordonbennett Sat 18-Apr-20 12:09:49

Ooh apologies I meant to start a new thread!

grandMattie Sat 18-Apr-20 12:21:35

Yes, just wait until it’s a bit warmer.

Gordonbennett Sun 19-Apr-20 06:49:12

Thank you grandmattiesmile

Nannytopsy Sun 19-Apr-20 08:16:45

It looks like one of the Pittosporums to me. They can get very large ( think small tree).

shysal Sun 19-Apr-20 09:38:26

Gordonbennett, yes it will last just for the summer, wait until the chance of frost is past.