Help me identify this plant

[Stokey]

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It is growing all along one fence as well as up the wall. It has round leaves about 1cm long, alternate. No idea if it flowers or not as have just moved in.
Thanks

has a got minute little buds which could turn into flowers?

Can't see any buds Slarty, just loads of tiny leaves and quite a few dead looking branches. It is massive, must be around 10m long ans sticks out about 1m from the fence. Seems to be growing over quite a few trees.

its very hard to see it in the pics. I thought honeysuckle maybe, but that would be in flower now and also the leaves look smaller in your plant. Could you maybe take a closer piccy?

Have looked at the pics more, there were some I'd missed. Looks pretty! Some sort of clematis? Is it climbing and clinging onto things?

Helly - I was thinking lonicera which of course is a honeysuckle version (although no flowers) or even possibly a cotoneaster of some sort?

I did also think about cotoneaster, but it looks rather airy and light, and less stiff.

(yours looks airy, not cotoneaster.)

I wonder whether there's an airy cotoneaster?

i was thinking some sort of california lilac looking, but smaller leaves and flowers
bt cotoneaster looks quite probable too

I don't know what it is, but it is rather lovely. Are you in an especially warm, frost-free place? It has something of the look of a ficus about it.

Could it be this?

I would have said very old overgrown clematis....

would your neighbours know?

The leaves on the Clematises I googled look a different shape, Cotoneaster looks the nearest in leaf shape but mine isn't glossy. It is behaving like a fig, growing over the tops off other trees, clinging and climbing yy Helly. In East London, Oaty, so not particularly warm & frost-free! Neighbours not sure but a horticulturalist lived here about 3 people before us, so could be anything. Garden has definitely been landscaped, has a date palm & a couple of big yuccas.

I've just seen it on the BBC2 gardening programme... and remembered the name for a bit but then mnet decided not to respond and the name's gone!!!!

It was a long latin one with lots of vowels near the beginning.Probably about 20 mins in if you have a way of downloading it?

I think it is this, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muehlenbeckia_axillaris, in no way native so may have taken a while to figure out. Posted on gardeners web and an american id'ed it.

Proper link
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muehlenbeckia_axillaris

Oh yes, that looks like it is right. Thanks for posting the update: I am craving this plant now and might buy it online.

That's the one - on gardening on bbc2 last night.

I've bought it now. I might keep in in a container, though. It looks like it is aggressively imperialist in its growing habit.

Yes, handle with care Oaty its all along one side of garden, need to get the loppers out.