I've found another one
By Bernard
Cambridgeshire,
United Kingdom 
Again my gardening books are no good, they seem to concentrate on the flowers and don't give much detail about the leaves. Judging by my past experience, I'm sure someone will be abl to identify it.
4 Sep, 2008
Answers
I seem to remember a plant like this called Prunus laurocerasus (or s'thing like that) I may be way off the mark...getting late.....
4 Sep, 2008
How large is the plant Bernard and what size the leaves?
Could it be a pieris?
4 Sep, 2008
It might be Prunus laurocerasus Otto Luyken, A good ground cover shrub.
4 Sep, 2008
Ah - that's the one i was trying to think of, thanks Poaannua!
5 Sep, 2008
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« Can this plant be left out all winter and does it need protection from frost
Hi Bernard looks to me like bay laurel which has a spreading habit if left but often trained into standards which then shaped and clipped. Should bear yellowish white flower spikes which aromatic.Laurus noblis is the latin name I think.
4 Sep, 2008