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What shrub is this (pic)?
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It has glossy dark green leaves and tiny white flowers in late spring. Hopefully someone can help me identify it.
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Think its a Viburnum - maybe viburnum tinus? Not totally sure though - but looks like one I had in my last garden!0
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The leaves look like Laurel to me?It's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice0
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Sorry, it is not a viburnum because there leaves are not opposite to each other.
When, I first saw the picture cherry laurel came to mind.0 -
Sorry, it is not a viburnum because there leaves are not opposite to each other.
When, I first saw the picture cherry laurel came to mind.
I agree Cherry Laurel
http://www.english-country-garden.com/flowers/cherry-laurel.htm0 -
Osmanthus ?0
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It looks like Cherry Laurel, yes! Thanks everyone!!0
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