viburnum.. maybe the variegated one ... pic a little wonky ...ken https://www.google.com/search?q=viburnum+variegated&biw=888&bih=745&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiQ8frfp6PPAhVJYiYKHY2hBuwQ_AUIBigB&dpr=0.9

Don't know what Kinder eggs are but this plant is fine. I'm aware some OTHER Euphorbias have toxic sap, some of which can cause skin irritation & in severe cases eye injury, I don't believe Euph milii has the same situation. I am one of the folks who consistently cautions folks abt Euph sap, like E. trigona, E. lactea or E. tirucalli (is that the Firesticks?) I handle this E. milii plant w/ bare hands & don't give it a second thought. I've pruned, trimmed cut & re-rooted, w/ no problems at all. That said, E miliis are easy care, very rewarding plants. Tho' they ARE succulents, they like far more water & fertilizer than one would normally give succulents. Once I started following that advice, my Miliis bloom (indoors) 6-8 months of the year. They also want the most & best light you can give them. Even direct sun (after gradual exposure). Your mix could use lots more perlite, like 50% more. Glad to learn the plant's not nearsighted ;>)

i meant the house.. lol ... she would have to pay me the $15 to dig that monstrosity out of there .. lol ... look at the shutter .. and see a sprout that grew 8 to 12 inches ... probably since it was sheared in spring.. meaning it has an aggressive annual growth rate ... and then see she has sheared the beegeebees out of it for a decade.. to make that pom pom of a shrub ...[not to mention she planted a big growing plant too close to the house] .... it may need some interior pruning to make it stronger ... over the years ... snow load and all.... if you want to grow it larger ... if you already got it.. brilliant.. lol .. where else can you get a plant that size for $15 bucks..and some exercise .... ken

Thank you, didnt notice if it was fragrant or not, zoomed in for the pic from a bit of a distance. Appreciate your help!!