The shrub next door

This is my neighbours shrub. Neither of us know what it is so I'm hoping someone can identify it, and then I can get one!

Thank you for your lovely comments recently, they are always appreciated.

[Jennifer]

No idea, but it's a lovely shot. I like the colours.

[Peter H]

That's very interesting - it looks a bit weird!

[Suzanne]

@peadar Haha, trust me Peter, it's very pretty, albeit a little past its best now

[Pyrrhula]

Looks a Warszewiczia (a bit) to me. But when not , it is as pretty . Great shot of this beautiful flower

[sally agnew]

It is an interesting flower :)

[Diana]

A beautiful plant with lovely blossoms.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very pretty shot, Suzanne.

[Suzanne]

@pyrrhula Thank you for your suggestion Ferry, I have never heard of that. Looking it up, it does look very similar, especially before it develops the berries, but I don't think it is the same plant. My quest continues I think :)

[Joanna kate]

Don't know it, unusual looking though

[Carole Sandford]

I’ve photographed these before, usually when visiting formal gardens, but I too have never known their name!

[Faye Turner]

Very interesting plant!

[elkehochban]

No idea, never seen anything like it. It's gorgeous, though, and beautifully composed

[Sharon]

Such an interesting plant and a lovely colour. I am hopeless when it comes to identifying anything in the garden!

[Rachel]

Sorry, I don't know it either. It almost looks like a fruit.

[Karly]

Is it possibly related to the fuschia plant? Not sure I spelled that correctly! Whatever it is, it is really cool!

[Caterina]

Looks like fuchsia to me

[KWind]

Great close up! I like its colour.

[Connie Little]

Whatever it is, it sure is an unusual looking plant. Perhaps you could take the photo into a plant nursery.

[Gayle]

So interesting! Such a beautiful color! :-)

[Chris]

Sorry can't help you there??? but nice colours

[Babs]

I've no idea what it is called either, but it is a beautiful colour.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot and colours.

[Paul]

Lovely colour and shapes :)

[FBailey]

I think it's a Himalayan honeysuckle. Very attractive but can take over 😊

[Suzanne]

@fbailey Oh I do believe you've got it, thank you so much, that's me off to the garden centre now. ☺️

[lisa]

so interesting! love the color and shape.

[Pyrrhula]

@ludwigsdiana @beryl @suzanne234 @gijsje Surprice , it`s very wet to. There are many small lakes/waters we call: Vennetjes https://365project.org/pyrrhula/365/2015-10-05

[tony gig]

Wonderful shot Suzanne, Its called LEYCESTERIA ( Pheasant Berry ), I have five large plants in the Garden...

[tony gig]

Also called Himalayan Honeysuckle.

[Suzanne]

@tonygig Thank you Tony, I certainly hope to track one down, they are lovely.