Looks very much like Prague viburnum, V. pragense. Shiny rich green above, silvery beneath, evergreen. Leaves are the right size, too.

I'll second that.

Praguense it is. It's a hybrid between V. rhytidophyllum and V. utile.

They handled this winter like troopers! Good to see them being planted more!

I've wondered how they might do limbed up as a standard, but I suspect the week branches would be pulled down by snow and ice.

Absolutely that is Viburnum x pragense.

Weak branches? Bite your tongue.

The branches will have the exact same strength, whether your plant is single stemmed or multi-stemmed.

Go out on that limb...

vv: have you ever seen them limbed up as a standard?

So we're gonna call this Prague Viburnum, that's a new one for me. I see that it is a hybrid so am hoping it is sterile. Looks like a great shrub for screening, massing and no maintenance whatsoever.