Once again I need assistance.
Anyone know what species these bushes are?
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They are called a spoof bush, they grow well around pools.
Yammy bush you can eat lick suck them
They are a rear breed of hump back
I’m guessing they’re a well trimmed bush
I think they are a succulents.
Slip, its actually poison ivy. 1 touch and you will end up very itchy
Definitely a hedging Bush, Australian native - Buxus hotboxus.
Actually I think it’s a Braziliano Waxirilius
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