Evergreen flowering shrub

[Laurasanford111]

Hi all

I have a little stone wall that separates the garden I want to have a evergreen long flowering shrub there, any ideas? Did look at a camelia but slow growing and doesn't flower to long I don't think
TIA x

Hebe. There are lots to choose from, evergreen and flower for quite a while.

Choisya (Mexican Orange Blossom) would be a good choice. It's evergreen and scented, has a long flowering period and is easy to trim after flowering to keep it neat and tidy.

How big is the space?

Viburnum tinus flowers in winter/early spring and is evergreen - mine has been in flower since late November and it won't stop for another month at least. Choysia ternata (mexican orange blossom) has aromatic foliage and small white flowers through the summer. It's very unfussy. Hebes, as @LadyGardenersQuestionTime says, or rosemary or lavender. Osmanthus (burkwoodii or delayvii) has nice dark foliage and scented white flowers.

Sun or shade?

Watching with internet, as I need something for a very shaded corner

If it’s a big space, and depending on sun/soil etc, consider a Fairy Magnolia or certain varieties of Ceanothus have long flowering periods and are evergreen (but I don’t know which ones).