Need Plant ID Help Fast
I was given this lovely bush last night, but I need to get it into the ground fast. Trouble is, my Taylor's Guide to Shrubs is not helping me. I am going to go back through it again, but I'm not sure how successful I will be on a second attempt.
What do you think this is? I need to know so I choose the appropriate sun for it.
Isn't it lovely? I am so thrilled to have it!
Cher
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And if it's an outdoor one, it could be a young Chaste Tree (Vitex Agnus-Castus)
They have lovely blue flowers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitex_agnus-castus
I'm going to Google image these IDs and also check the Taylor Guide under what you've suggested. There were one or two mentioned above that I also thought it could be in the Taylor Guide.
The plant is definitely outdoor. It was in a terraced area but this terrace area is going through a major landscape change. The person doing landscaping didn't think the shrub would survive until the job got done.
Cher
But it sure is pretty. Not rough enough to be Holly, too bushy for a rhododendron.
Here's to a successful transplant! 
It does indeed look like photinia, but I'm glad it's not because I've learned photinia is less disease resistant than Ternstroemia gymnanthera Japanese Cleyera.
The great part is that I have the ideal spot for it. It will replace a shrub that needs to be removed or severely cut back.
Again, thanks everyone. You saved me a lot of time this a.m. because I was thinking to go to the nursery to ID it. My Taylor Guide did in fact list it, but the pic isn't very good.
Interesting that it's a member of the tea family.
Cher
p.s. btw, LiberalEsto, I have a chaste tree--it will be the Japanese Cleyera's neighbor. 
Cher
