Solved Help identifying a few shrubs/bushes in garden

Hi there,

Can anyone help me with what the attached plants are?

We've inherited a lovely garden but there are a LOT of plants, trees and shrubs and I'm trying to work out what's what and how to care for them all.

Many thanks in advance for your help!

 

Not sure about the first pic but the second is a Rose and the third pic looks like a Viburnum.

 

Is the first one a spiraea billardii before the flowers fully open?

I would have guessed a type of philadelphus for the second one. Are there thorns on the stems?

Third one looks like a viburnum to me as well.

 

1. Agree...
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2. Leaves look like Philadelphus.

3. I believe is Cornus...rather than Viburnum.
May be Cornus alba sibirica.

"cornus alba sibirica flowers" uk - Recherche Google

 

Thanks so much all for your ID skills!

There aren't any thorns on the stems of the 2nd so I think you may be right that it is a philadelphus.

Really appreciate your help with this

 

torlaw.
3. OK . I am 99.999% sure it is Cornus.
Please can you do the test for Cornus. See pics below.
Pick a single leaf and very gently pull it apart across the middle.
Cornus leaves have a sort of laxex in the veins which when leaf is in half will hold it together.
You can now hold the stalk and leaf will stay together ..but apart.

 

I've done the test on the leaf and you are right it does just what the pictures depict. So, I think you are right, it must be a Cornus!

Thank you!

 

I agree.
2. It is definitely not a rose.
Philadelphus coronaria leaves are very distinctive.
There are many named cultivars some of which have more than 4 petals.