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Plant I’d needed please

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in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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I don’t know what this small tree is or shrub or whatever it is, all I know is it’s tougher than nails. Extremely dry conditions through to soaking wet conditions extremes of heat and cool weather. Thanks in advance. 

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I think it's Tabernaemontana pandacaqui... but definitely a Tabernaemontana.

It looks a lot like Juanulloa aurantiaca.  Do small orange flowers emerge from the tips of thr blooms?

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22 hours ago, Josh76 said:

I think it's Tabernaemontana pandacaqui... but definitely a Tabernaemontana.

I shall look in that direction thanks. 

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22 hours ago, Marie Nock said:

It looks a lot like Juanulloa aurantiaca.  Do small orange flowers emerge from the tips of thr blooms?

I have not been able to observe the plant in flower as of yet, but i will have a look at your reference point thank you. 

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