By Jacksondscar
West Yorkshire,
United Kingdom 
I have had this shrub in my garden for many years but never known its name Anyone help?
28 Jun, 2011
Answers
It is evergreen but does not bear red berries
28 Jun, 2011
Still think it is Jackson
28 Jun, 2011
Second DRC726 - a Skimia japonica. No idea what variety though.
28 Jun, 2011
Goning by the colour 'reevesiana'?
28 Jun, 2011
THank you so much for your comments For years it has been overshadowed by a small tree which we have recently removed I want it to start flowering and bearing the berries again Is it likely to recover?
28 Jun, 2011
it looks a bit like my Daphne tangutica as well as my skimmia
28 Jun, 2011
I thinks it's a skimmia too, but to get berries you will most probably need another shrub of the opposite sex.
29 Jun, 2011
Skimmia may be dioecious (their male and female parts on separate plants).or hermaphrodite and then you only need one.
29 Jun, 2011
I think this is Skimmia Japonica 'reevesiana'? is it evergreen with red berries?
28 Jun, 2011