G'day,

I'm trying to ID the following bush in my backyard. It is about 2 meters
tall in a large ball shape with foliage to ground. It flowers with heads of
small white flowers. The leaves are large and shiny and remain on the bush
all year round.

Here's a pic of the flowers which came out about 2 weeks ago and are still
in full bloom.

http://stallardshb.onpix.com/flower.jpg

It's Spring in Australia.

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Tony

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G'day,

I'm trying to ID the following bush in my backyard. It is about 2 meters
tall in a large ball shape with foliage to ground. It flowers with heads of
small white flowers. The leaves are large and shiny and remain on the bush
all year round.

Here's a pic of the flowers which came out about 2 weeks ago and are still
in full bloom.

http://stallardshb.onpix.com/flower.jpg

It's Spring in Australia.

A Viburnum?
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www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
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G'day,

I'm trying to ID the following bush in my backyard. It is about 2 meters
tall in a large ball shape with foliage to ground. It flowers with heads of
small white flowers. The leaves are large and shiny and remain on the bush
all year round.

Here's a pic of the flowers which came out about 2 weeks ago and are still
in full bloom.

http://stallardshb.onpix.com/flower.jpg

It's Spring in Australia.

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Tony

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Would tend to agree with Sacha, it looks like a Viburnum. Have a
look at pictures of tinus,

See here -- http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...ie=UTF-8&hl=en

Ah excellent ! It seems to match the Viburnum Tinus.

Thank you both.

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G'day,

I'm trying to ID the following bush in my backyard. It is about 2 meters
tall in a large ball shape with foliage to ground. It flowers with heads
of
small white flowers. The leaves are large and shiny and remain on the
bush
all year round.

Here's a pic of the flowers which came out about 2 weeks ago and are
still
in full bloom.

http://stallardshb.onpix.com/flower.jpg

It's Spring in Australia.

--
Tony

ISH

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Would tend to agree with Sacha, it looks like a Viburnum. Have a
look at pictures of tinus,

See here --
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...ie=UTF-8&hl=en