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What's this shrub?
comments (1) September 28th, 2010 in gallery
COsprout, member
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I have no idea what this is. It's evergreen: keeps its leaves and snaps back even after it seems to have frozen solid.
Leaves are about 2 inches long, opposite, oval with a point & very small serrations, thin & glossy.
Location: Denver suburb, zone 5, clay soil, moderate irrigation.
Thanks for any help!
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