@Sophie.e.solly Can I politely suggest you just do a couple at a time. I got lost scrolling up and down counting which photo was which. Clearly others are cleverer than me, or have a better memory , or both.
Good suggestion @Hostafan1, I’ll do that next time.
@PaulB3 I think there are quite a few that need a really good going over. I have a feeling that having never pruned a shrub before (!) I might have to learn quite quickly! Saying that I am trying to sit on my hands a bit until I have a better idea of what else is hiding.
Some varieties flower later in the year, foetida is one of these ... or you may have some young ones ... they usually take a couple to three years to flower, in my experience.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Clearly others are cleverer than me, or have a better memory , or both.
1, Choisya
2, cotoneaster
3, Brachyglottis
4, Lonicera Nitida
5, Sarcococca (Christmas Box ) lovely fragrance in November / December
6, Choisya
7, Hellebore foetida
8, Olearia
@PaulB3 I think there are quite a few that need a really good going over. I have a feeling that having never pruned a shrub before (!) I might have to learn quite quickly! Saying that I am trying to sit on my hands a bit until I have a better idea of what else is hiding.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.