Identify shrubs

claire_adams23 · January 2019

Hello,
We've just moved house and inherited a number of shrubs that we cannot identify. Would anyone here be able to help?

Buttercupdays · January 2019

You look to have some nice shrubs there, can't ID all of them but will help where I can!

Pic1 - the grey one might be a Hebe, can't see the leaves large enough to be sure. The yellowy one behind is Euonymus, probably 'Emerald and Gold'.

Pic2 is a dwarf conifer, podssibly Juniperus 'Blue Star' or similar. Not at all sure about the next pic, but wondering if it could possibly be a dwarf Pine?

Pic4 is Aucuba japonica (aka spotted laurel, though it isn't one!), followed by Photinia, maybe 'Red Robin', but not one I grow.

Don't know the spiny one, but Pic7 is Choisya ternata, Mexican orange blossom.

8 & 9 I think are both Hebes.

10, with the white flowers is a winter flowering heather (Erica) with another Euonymus growing through it - the variegated leaves. Maybe E. 'Emerald Gaiety'.

Next is Sage, then don't know the next two, but the grey leaved one that follows looks like Eucalyptus, then another Hebe(?).

Final two are shrubby honeysuckle, Lonicera pileata and dogwood, Cornus sanguinea.

Hope this helps a bit, happy hunting!

Hostafan1 · January 2019

I think it would be easier if you posted them in batches of no more than about 4 and put a number beside each one. Too many to scroll up and down counting as you go.

Borderline · January 2019

I will try my best, but I suggest you separate some photos onto another post. 17 photos will be very hard to load.

1 - Hebe - Maybe Albicans
2 - ?
3 - ?
4 - Acuba Japonica
5 - Photinia Fraseri
6 - ?
7 - Choysia Ternata
8 - Hebe
9 - Hebe
10 - Erica Carnea
11 - Salvia Officinalis
12 - Stranvaesia Davidiana
13 - Euonymus Japonicus
14 - Eucalyptus Gunnii
15 - Buxus Sempervirens
16 - Lonicera Nitida 'Blaggesen's Gold'
17 - Could be a Dogwood