Whats the name of this Plant, please?

sharkus, Dec 16, 4:35am
Looks like a Puriri, Vitex Lucins. NZ Native

4meows, Dec 16, 4:39am
I thought so to but Puriri have smooth edges.

spiritofgonzo, Dec 16, 5:03am
puriri seedlings can often have serrated edges.The clusters of leaves, like fingers on a hand, are a dead giveaway.My money is on puriri.

jills3, Dec 16, 5:58am
My money is on puriri.I agree with spirtofgonzo,we have acouple of puriri trees here.Just wish I hadnt planted phutakawas (sp) many many years ago.

good_sale, Dec 16, 6:05am
Thanks a lot for all your helps:) Cheers

mokaumoi, Dec 16, 8:38am

kenk1, Dec 17, 10:27am
Could be a coffee plant

iamgod1too, Dec 18, 10:06pm
I know the feeling.I planted what I thought was a Baby Rhody many yrs ago.
Now it is a 30ft + Putakawa tree that houses a couple of Tui.
Brings to mind. One night in the early hours of the morn, new Neighbor knocks on my door. He was quite intoxicated by the way. He proceeds to introduce Himself and then asks if He could cut my Putakawa tree down. I said sure you can but you have to get rid of all the wood.
Never saw him again and my Tui are still happily singing away.

impressions, Dec 18, 10:15pm
What's a Putakawa!

iamgod1too, Dec 18, 10:40pm
Short for Pohutukawa

funkydunky, Dec 18, 10:42pm
I think you are right

spiritofgonzo, Dec 20, 1:48am
not coffee plant - they do not have serrated leaves.It is puriri