Myrtus communis

Is this a Blueberry? a midsized shrubs that have clusters of white, bell-like flowers in spring and edible blueberries in summer. Leaves are pointed ovals, green and a bit leathery, that turn crimson in the fall. Depending on the variety, the dense shrubs are two to five feet tall and almost as wide. A mature bush can produce ten quarts of berries or more per year.

Thank you very much for your help, Drc726. It is, however Myrtus communis, the Common or True Myrtle.
I'd rather it were a blueberry right now, as their leaves are such an intense crimson. However, they couldn't be grown in that situation as the soil is so alkaline. :)