Looks like it may be one of the small leafed Pittosporums. How does it grow, how big is it, is it a tree or ground cover
exrunner61,
Jan 18, 5:07pm
Coprosma?
harrislucinda,
Jan 18, 5:11pm
hubby just found it so not sure about size or ground cover we do have lots of pitto.s
harrislucinda,
Jan 18, 5:13pm
googled and looks like it is that also said name was smell like dung oh dear thanks
maclad,
Jan 18, 5:32pm
Can you post a pic of the entire plant where it is growing.
grrrahaaam,
Jan 18, 6:21pm
Its not the coprosma I know.
dibble35,
Jan 18, 6:26pm
Looks like it could be Muehlenbeckia. or a small leaved pittosporum would be my 2nd guess. Is it quite a vigorus grower? Growing up and over anything else nearby? If so its a Muehlenbeckia complexa https://indoor-plants.net/muehlenbeckia-complexa/ Ignore the indoor plants bit in the web address, its a tough as outdoor native.
harrislucinda,
Jan 18, 7:15pm
hubby has now put in pots looks like self sewn
harrislucinda,
Jan 18, 7:18pm
thanks dont think that as has spots as in a pitto leaf
omamari,
Jan 18, 7:30pm
Muehlenbeckia gets my vote
dibble35,
Jan 18, 8:50pm
Well if you cant post a photo how was it growing? upright like it would turn into a tree? Or sprawling? If it is a pittosporum it is one of the Pittosporum tenuifolium/ Kohuhu type varieties. There are lots of them! Silver sheen is about the closest that I think it looks like but the leaf shape is not right, still think its the Muehlenbeckia http://www.evergreennursery.com/pittosporum-tenuifolium-silver-sheen
harrislucinda,
Jan 18, 9:10pm
too late to show you where growing a i said hubby has put in pots like he does with all pittosporums he finds self sown
Coprosma leaves grow opposite each other, that original photo they dont , they alternate up the stem, so it aint a coprosma
colin433,
Jan 10, 7:16am
was it growing like a tangled mess? If so, it's definitey meuhlenbekia. Used a lot by florists to make natural balls out of, whe the leaves fall the balls are very attractive
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