I agree that it looks like Hydrangea macrophylla. But have no idea why they selected that for a zone 5 garden!! Unless it has winter protection, it is never going to bloom. And considering the difficulty most have with getting the remontant or reblooming (new growth) types to actually produce flowers, even those are not very good choices for a colder zone without protection!! It also looks like it is in full sun. Does it have inground irrigation? ETA: macs can be cut back to the ground and they will regrow quite easily. You will just miss any flowers for a season, even if you were to provide winter protection.

popcorn plant.. supposed to smell like such ...

Weigela was my first though as well........and there are a number of cultivars with gold foliage and red flowers. However it is too indistinct and distant to confirm that ID.

Thanks you guys. You are all so great! I will have to go out and retake the pics on #4. I might have messed that one up! I might go ahead and remove everything but the Sycamore and the oak just to be safe. I have lots of wild grape vines, blackberry, kudzu, and other stuff the goats can nibble on that is on the *safe list* lol. I also have to cut out a bunch of carolina jessamine that is growing every where back there because its supposed to be toxic. There's not a ton of shrubs in there because the last people who lived here had horses in there but I haven't had any animals in that pasture for several years.