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This was far in the corner. Box maybe?
Think you are right @richard.spicer.7906 . Old abandoned untrimmed buxus tend to look like this.
Not Lonicera nitida?
It is really shiney for box
Don't think it's lonicera. Leaves look too big n thick. Have been wrong before though. There was 100yr old buxus in a part of the nursery that used to be landscaped gardens in 1800's. This looks very similar. That's what my guess is based on.
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Could be Sarcococca it's common name is sweet box. It has very shiny leaves and grows in deep shade. 😊
Agree with @cjgardener Looks like a sarcococca. Lovely plant for a shady spot.
Think it's box leaf lonecera
This is one of them @MW1811 - any thoughts?
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This was far in the corner. Box maybe?
Think you are right @richard.spicer.7906 . Old abandoned untrimmed buxus tend to look like this.
Not Lonicera nitida?
It is really shiney for box
Don't think it's lonicera. Leaves look too big n thick. Have been wrong before though. There was 100yr old buxus in a part of the nursery that used to be landscaped gardens in 1800's. This looks very similar. That's what my guess is based on.
#plantID
Could be Sarcococca it's common name is sweet box. It has very shiny leaves and grows in deep shade. 😊
Agree with @cjgardener Looks like a sarcococca. Lovely plant for a shady spot.
Think it's box leaf lonecera
This is one of them @MW1811 - any thoughts?