Can anyone please help identify this plant
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Tasoula Vlasakaki on Nov 02, 2016PITTOSPORUM TOBIRAHelpful Reply
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Saba Qais on Nov 02, 2016AraliaHelpful Reply
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Jan9568171 on Nov 02, 2016Not sure of correct spelling but I think it is EuonimusHelpful Reply
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Ksi2241351 on Nov 02, 2016I will agree with Tasoula, it is PITTOSPORUM TOBIRAHelpful Reply
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Gio on Nov 02, 2016I m a floral designer and own a flowershop in italy and i always use this plant. This plant is called pittosporum tobira. There is a variegated leaf type too. This plant produces a lot of white amazingly high scented flowers.Helpful Reply
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Rania Polyhronidou on Nov 02, 2016We have many on this in greece. Name is Αγγελική Turns white flowers and smell very niceHelpful Reply
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Rania Polyhronidou on Nov 02, 2016Evergreen shrub with a final height of 2-4m, hard, dark green leaves and yellowish-white flowers, fragrant, appearing from April to June. Resistant droplets of sea, atmospheric pollution and drought. By suitable trimming can be shaped into dendrilio. It is one of the few plants that can withstand foot. To create fence we plant three plants per meter for fences up to 1.50 meters high and 2 plants per meter for taller fences. For rapid development needs Spring fertilizing 2-3 times with some complex granular fertilizer (11-15-15). Sometimes insulted by kokoeidi so need 1-2 preventive sprays summer. Our company offers other plant sizes at those prices, and plants in pot 0,5 lt at a premium price. OFFER: For the purchase of 50 pieces or more pot 2,5 lt, the price stood at 1.80 euros apiece.Helpful Reply
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Rose Dwy on Nov 02, 2016PachysandraHelpful Reply
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Mar13872037 on Nov 02, 2016In the South, we call it Indian HawthorneHelpful Reply
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Liliane perichaud on Nov 02, 2016In France we call it PittosporumHelpful Reply
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Alt4444125 on Nov 02, 2016Pittosporum tobiraHelpful Reply
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Joy Van Eaton Nelson on Nov 02, 2016It looks like laurel.Helpful Reply
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Gayle Buyny on Nov 02, 2016In Tennessee we call it Pachysandra....and it can be invasive.Helpful Reply
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Sarah Vann on Nov 02, 2016PittosporumHelpful Reply
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Gayle on Nov 02, 2016Some also call it "mock orange" or "dwarf mock orange".Helpful Reply
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Sharon Tamburello on Nov 02, 2016It is similar looking to pachysandra except that the edges are smooth rather than saw-toothed, so I believe it is Japanese pittosporumHelpful Reply
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Jan13222827 on Nov 02, 2016Pittosporum tobira Se avete la necessità di formare una siepe nel vostro giardino, puntate sulla coltivazione del Pittosporum tobira, una pianta appartenente alla famiglia delle Pittosporacee ed originaria del continente asiatico,Helpful Reply
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Alice Gilbert on Nov 02, 2016I would compare it to a wild mint plant, but it smells stronger than store boughten mint leaves. Never heard of the other names above.Helpful Reply
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Sha13035115 on Nov 02, 2016Pachysandra...will spread like mad and. Are a beautiful ground coverHelpful Reply
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Diane Esquibel on Nov 02, 2016Pittosporum.Helpful Reply
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Jamie Wood on Nov 02, 2016Pittosporum sometimes known as Mock Orange because of the white fragrant clustered flowers it produces. It also comes with green and white variegated leaves.Helpful Reply
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Hol4505301 on Nov 02, 2016PachasandraHelpful Reply
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Oberlinmom on Nov 02, 2016I thought it looked like pachysandra but the leaves are not the same. It looks more like a shrub, pachysandra isn't a shrub. Pittosporum is a closer match. It's hard to tell without a way to gauge the size.Helpful Reply
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Shirley on Nov 02, 2016It looks like the hardy hedge plant called Pittosporum.Helpful Reply
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Rebecca on Nov 02, 2016it looks like what we call in south Florida a umbrella plant and if it is, you don't want it anywhere against your house because the root system is crazy!!Helpful Reply
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Louisa on Nov 03, 2016Αγγελική (Ageliki) – Pittosporum tobira, very popular in Greece, everywhere, in gardens, streets, sea side yards :)Helpful Reply
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Lyn on Nov 03, 2016japanese pittosporum for sureHelpful Reply
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Lisa on Nov 03, 2016pittosporumHelpful Reply
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Yur11948143 on Nov 16, 2016Mock orange. I keep mine in a sculpted 15' hedge and a smaller one in a 3' X 2' X 3' squareHelpful Reply
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