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    fitz101
    last edited by 16 Mar 2020, 21:27

    Can anyone pls help me on the name of this plant/shrub? or anywhere I can get it? I have searched all over the internet but cannot find it.


    PicsArt_03-16-10.21.43.jpg

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      fitz101
      last edited by 17 Mar 2020, 22:23

      Anyone pls??

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        solo
        last edited by 17 Mar 2020, 23:14

        Looks like a boxwood

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          pbacot
          last edited by 18 Mar 2020, 01:32

          Wild guess: Bob?

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            L i am
            last edited by 18 Mar 2020, 04:24

            Download an app called "picture this" it is a plant ID app. It will identify the plant for you. Otherwise take a clipping to your local nursery

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              juju
              last edited by 18 Mar 2020, 05:55

              it depends on where in the world the picture was taken

              species often used for these topiary "lollipop trees" locally (South Africa):

              • Eugenia's
              • Ficus Microcarpa (Nitida)

              there are probably more, spend some time researching with imagery and related links

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                HornOxx
                last edited by 18 Mar 2020, 05:58

                ๐Ÿ˜„ Hi, we call this Liguster in D


                liguster.jpg

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                  Box
                  last edited by 18 Mar 2020, 06:16

                  Is this it from a different angle?


                  Hedge.jpg

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                    TIG Moderator
                    last edited by 18 Mar 2020, 09:58

                    That's 'Box' !

                    TIG

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                      fitz101
                      last edited by 18 Mar 2020, 14:36

                      Thank you all for your response. I will just figure it out from your posts. God bless.

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                        fitz101
                        last edited by 19 Mar 2020, 02:38

                        @hornoxx said:

                        ๐Ÿ™‚ Hi, we call this Liguster in D

                        Hi, thanks for your response. I see the plant name is as you said "lugister" I have searched on the net for the cutout or a high quality jpg, but no luck, do you have any site where I can download it or anyone pls? Thanks

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                          TIG Moderator
                          last edited by 19 Mar 2020, 18:26

                          "Box" = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buxus
                          = a very small leafed evergreen shrub, used for low trimmed hedging and topiary

                          "Privet" = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privet
                          Latin name = Ligustrum
                          German name = Liguster
                          = a small leafed evergreen shrub, used for general trimmed hedging and topiary

                          Given the quality of the original image it could be either.

                          TIG

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                            fitz101
                            last edited by 20 Mar 2020, 08:09

                            @tig said:

                            "Box" = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buxus
                            = a very small leafed evergreen shrub, used for low trimmed hedging and topiary

                            "Privet" = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privet
                            Latin name = Ligustrum
                            German name = Liguster
                            = a small leafed evergreen shrub, used for general trimmed hedging and topiary

                            Given the quality of the original image it could be either.

                            Thanks. You know where I can get the cutout?

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                              TIG Moderator
                              last edited by 20 Mar 2020, 11:43

                              Google and 3dWH are your friends...

                              Look for 'Privet Shrub' [Liguster is just the German name !]
                              https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ua1e68d95-7773-4936-8f80-d12834dd060d/Privet
                              https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/u74c2fbec-f0b6-4235-bc37-72e54df2f074/cheyenne-privet

                              or 'Box Shrub' [or 'Hedge']
                              https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/?q=box%20shrub
                              https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/?q=box%20hedge

                              There are lots of these, and I suspect no one could spot if it's one or the other shrubs !

                              TIG

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