Many thanks. Hopefully this will help.
By Gwenwils
United Kingdom 
I moved into a new house last November. I have what I thought was an azalea and was looking forward to a mass of pink or purple in the spring, but I see now that it has green flowers growing up from it. Also, it doesn't seem to have lost its leaves over the winter, which I think perhaps azaleas do.
Is it a species of azalea, or have I got it totally wrong?
1 Apr, 2013
Answers
Can't help with identification but my azalea does keep its leaves all winter.
1 Apr, 2013
Sounds unlikely to be an azalea but without a photo it's extremely difficult to say.
1 Apr, 2013
I would suspect that those green flowers are actually buds that have yet to open. A picture will help identify.
1 Apr, 2013
There are both deciduous and evergreen azaleas
2 Apr, 2013
That is no Azalea, looks more like a Euphorbia
2 Apr, 2013
At least we now know it's not an Azalea. I agree with Owdboggy - Euphorbia
2 Apr, 2013
Thanks very much. Oh well, no mass of colour after all!
2 Apr, 2013
Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae. Invasive in the wrong place, which is often, but very useful in shade where nothing else will grow.
2 Apr, 2013
hi gwenwils so we can help you more maybe a picture of this plant ? .
1 Apr, 2013