which website can identify a pink star shaped flower with blue ball in middle if I send a digital photo?

Question

I'm looking for the name of a tree-like shrub that mkes small, 5 point star shaped, waxy dark pink-fuchsia colored flowers with purpish blue ball in the center. These flowers are about 1 inch diameter, surrounding what I think is this tiny purplish blue round fruit. The shrub-tree is deciduous, it has large,(about the size of an adult hand) smooth oval leaves, growing in clusters of two at a time from the stem . Before the pink flowers, the bush makes fragrant white flowers that smell lemony. The leaves themselves don't have a good fragrace.

Answer 1

you'll have to join the site, but GardenWeb has a really GOOD group of folks who can identify even the most obscure plants around!!...

here's the forum...

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/namegal/?8271

here's the homepage....

http://www.gardenweb.com/

let us know, willya?....

Answer 2

White Flower Blue Center

Answer 3

Hi!

It sounds a little like the flowering currant, except for the leaves... (it has the vivid pink, 5 petaled flowers, blue fruit and white flowers...)
Try this link:
http://ghs.gresham.k12.or.us/science/ps/nature/basin/5petal/gooseber/rcurr.htm

If that's not it, do a Dogpile.com meta-search on it. The identifiers are the "pink 5 petals", deciduous, berry-bearing shrub, etc.

It sounds amazing! If you identify it, will you PLEASE let me know what it is? I might want to plant it too!!!

Thanks :)
~Mich

Answer 4

Harlequin glorybower. I just google image searched for "Pink star blue berry" and it came up, I clicked through to a website that explained it.
Hope this is the right one!

Answer 5

You may find this web search reveals something

http://www.google.com/search?q=pink+star+shaped+flower+with+blue+ball&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7SKPB