What's this shrub - please?

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

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

Thank you grandmattie

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

Ooh apologies I meant to start a new thread!

Could anyone tell me if I can plant this outdoors?

Choi’s ya Ternata I think.

@Namsnanny

Agree with you, Pittosporum ?

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

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!!)

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.

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

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

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

Possible related search: evergreen rose

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

euonymus or olearia

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Download identify plants app it will tell you

There is a name that plant type app for your phone. Would that work ?

Azalea? Could be, mine looks a similar shape to leaves and overall plant shape

An unusual shrub for a sheltered woodland site where their unusual red spotted evergreen leaves create a splash. Red berries and creamy flowers.
Common Name: Mountain Horopito New Zealand Pepper Tree
Height: 90-120 cm (36-48")
Soil Type: Sandy Loam
Soil pH: Acid, Neutral
Aspect:Sun
Hardiness: Hardy may need protection
Evergreen

MrLester has identified it now

PS is it deciduous? Maybe one of those honeysuckle-scented azaleas?

Azalea with measles?