Curious about this one.

[Tmheldt78]

This guy was here when I bought my home. I have no idea what it is, but I left it as a background plant when I redid the bed it lives in last year.
It grows pretty quick, and I've had to cut it back a couple of times to prevent a takeover. It sends vine-like branches up along the side of the house, but it doesnt have any way to attach itself, so it can be pulled off the stone with no effort.
I plan on keeping it, I'm just curious if anyone could identify it.
Thanks!

 

[Plantdoctor]

Escallonia. ...possibily.

 

[Daren]

or jasmine of some kind?

 

[Tmheldt78]

Oh, I forgot to mention that I have yet to see it produce any kind of flower or berry since I moved in two years ago.
Also, the leaves turn really dark and drop in the winter as well... then produces new leaves on the existing growth in the spring.

 

[Larisa]

For me it looks like a Euonymus Coloratus (Kerbo Nursery-?).

 

[Tmheldt78]

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For me it looks like a Euonymus Coloratus (Kerbo Nursery-?).

I think you got it!
I had thought the leaves were dying when they turned really dark in the winter, but that is a trait of Purpleleaf Wintercreeper (Euonymus Coloratus)
I had assumed it was just growing new leaves in the spring this whole time.

 

[Nytr013]

I've got similar stuff growing in mine. I want it gone. It was overgrown when I bought my house.