By Julien
Derbyshire,
United Kingdom 
ID please, this is from a very large shrub that is deciduous and responds well to hard pruning, i would sa that the stems are similar to weigelia, the flowers are very small and are, yellow/red and tubular thanks for any help, julien.
19 Jun, 2011
Answers
No idea.
Is it an outdoor plant?
It does look a little like a Cupphea of some description, but I'm sure that's well wide of the mark!
19 Jun, 2011
I wondered if it could be a Lantana. I didn't think that there were any hardy enough to survive outdoors in Derbyshire, but wouldn't it be lovely if there were.
19 Jun, 2011
Hi, its a Lonicera ledebourii, fully hardy can get quite large if not pruned back hard.
19 Jun, 2011
Thanks Plantaholic, and for everyones help, having been gardening nearly all my life i have never before come across this shrub before, I was wondering plantaholic if you can propagate this shrub?
19 Jun, 2011
Hats off to Plantaholic! Great ID there :-) Gotta learn something every day......
19 Jun, 2011
Lonicera involucrata var. ledebourii, to be precise - a great and very under-used shrub that we have in the garden here.
It produces attractive black berries in the spent flower bracts too from which new plants can readily be raised. Like most Honeysuckles it also comes easily from soft or hardwood cuttings, which is how it's propagated commercially.
20 Jun, 2011
Thanks for the advice Ilex.
20 Jun, 2011
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