[DavidT]

Have another look at the one on the right.  It looks to have a flower bud at the end of one of the stems, just like a Camellia, and would a Viburnum have its leaves at this time of year

Viburnum davidii would, it`s evergreen.

[Spana]

All right know all   it could well be a starved specimen of V davidii

[DavidT]

Post a better pic for goodness sake.

[arugula]

Post a better pic for goodness sake.

Yes David! This afternoon, I was at work all day yesterday...

[arugula]

Right, I have taken individual pictures still only with the phone though. At first I thought the ones in the third and fourth pics looked the same plant, but now I don't think they are although they are similar. I hope this makes it easier to ID them, but I have had to resize them so often and so small.....

Edit: I suppose I could always put larger individual photos in their own posts. (If needed).....

[viettaclark]

Could the middle one be Quince?

[arugula]

That's what I hope someone can tell us.

[Spana]

Top one could be an Escallonia

[arugula]

Spana,

Looking at pictures of Escallonia, it might be.....

[DavidT]

First one is Escallonia, second one IS Viburnum davidii, third one is Callistimon ( bottle brush ).

[cob nut]

I think the 4th (last) pic might also be a Callistemon, maybe the creamy/yellow flowered one.

[Spana]

Hope you dont mind if I have a go

What about this, its a huge shrub in my garden and I haven't seen it anywhere else but i dont get out much



BTW, i do know what it is i think

[DavidT]

Grevillea.

[Spana]

There, I said you were a know all, clever clogs and i thought no-one would know it

[DavidT]

I worked in a garden centre for 12 years, 7 of them as the bossman in the plant area.