It looks very much like a hebe, but there's an outside chance it could be a euphorbia. If you break a leaf off and there's no milky sap (keep it off your skin) then more likely a hebe. Milky sap then euphorbia (spurge)
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It's not a euphorbia, I think it's hebe but it's not the one I grew as Red Edge, that was more blue/grey with a red edge. This is more red/purple all over
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Could it be a Hebe,? Not sure which.
If it is a Hebe, then possibly Red Edge
It looks very much like a hebe, but there's an outside chance it could be a euphorbia. If you break a leaf off and there's no milky sap (keep it off your skin) then more likely a hebe. Milky sap then euphorbia (spurge)
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
It's not a euphorbia, I think it's hebe but it's not the one I grew as Red Edge, that was more blue/grey with a red edge. This is more red/purple all over
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Hewge thanks to everyone for your replies, very much appreciated (still a newbie at this) Marnix
It looks like Hebe Caledonia, but there are so many different types this is just a shot in the dark.
might be worth a look at some pictures of this type.