What type of shrub is this?

[Shanda]

Can anyone help me to identify this bush/ shrub?

 

[Tetters]

I'm afraid not - not from that photo anyway. I can`t even distinguish leaves, let alone anything else.

 

[Luis_pr]

Wow, I agree. Too far away. Plenty of cuttings apparently available though. Is this yours or a neighbor's?

 

[Shanda]

It's mine

 

[Shanda]

Wow, I agree. Too far away. Plenty of cuttings apparently available though. Is this yours or a neighbor's?

It's mine

I'm afraid not - not from that photo anyway. I can`t even distinguish leaves, let alone anything else.

Hear is another photo

 

[Luis_pr]

The leaves and trunk reminded me of some tall holly trees that I purchased a few decades ago, Nelly R. Stevens Holly. But I doubt these may be that specific variety as mine are gigantic now. But you trim yours so maybe another holly variety?

 

[Shanda]

The leaves and trunk reminded me of some tall holly trees that I purchased a few decades ago, Nelly R. Stevens Holly. But I doubt these may be that specific variety as mine are gigantic now. But you trim yours so maybe another holly variety?

Thank you for helping me to identify. It was massive. I got it trimmed. Found it was 3 shrubs that grew into a massive bush. When I got it trimmed I was not sure if that was the right thing to do. But I feel much better now after doing the research.

 

[Marck]

This is Fortune's Osmanthus (Osmanthus x fortunei) in the Olive Family (Oleaceae).
It is a primary hybrid of O. fragrans X O. heterophyllus, and first originated in Japan where both parent species are native.