Difficult one for you to id

This is a reasonable sized shrub. Slightly tender if I remember the label properly.
The flowers are tiny (about1/4 of an inch across) and very highly, sweetly scented.
Needle like leaves in whorls (I think).
Hard to get a really close up image though.

 

Not Sarcococca nor Pittosporum . Their leaves are far too big.

 

Jasmine? Trachelosperum jasminoides?

 

Olearia? Olearia X Haastii from Burncoose Nurseries

 

Google image search thinks it's Olearia ericoides. The flowers look smaller than the Olearia that I'm familiar with (O. haastii) which has bigger flowers in clumps.

 

Google suggested -
Olearia solandri (coastal daisy-bush) or Olearia ramulosa (twiggy daisy-bush).

 

Not sure, the flowers on Olearia look different. thanks

 

Is it a white flowered variety of Westringia fruticosa (Australian rosemary)?

 

Westringia-fruticosa (from a website)

 

Those names do not ring a bell. Labels which go missing are really annoying.
Thanks all the same.

 

Had a closer look at the flowers and they really do look like tiny Olearia ones so I will go with that.
Neither of us can remember where we bought it. Our usual Nursery does not list it on their plant list.
This is the best I can do to show the flower. The leaves on one of the suggested Olearia are spoon shaped which these do not appear to be.

 

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Solved. Came to us as Shawia solandri which is now Olearia solandri. As soon as we saw that name we remembered.