Clerodendrum bungei, I think. Here is a link that might be useful: Clerodendrum

Well, I haven't really logged the bloom time, but it's been turning blue probably for a month. When the new blooms start to look pretty, I trim off last year's dried blooms. I think I did that about a month ago. I can just snap them off. It peaks 4th of July and if there are enough bees, they de-blue it within 2-3 weeks. You can see from the pic, the Annabelles are still going from green to white, so Blue Billow starts earlier. It's definitely not a long blue bloomer, nor a rebloomer. The leftovers are good, tho. I confess that, at times over the years, I've had some regretful thoughts about my choice of Blue Billow taking up so much space in my backyard because of its limited bloom time. The peak show gets better every year and the down time flowers get a prettier pink every year. The hedge is very peaceful and cooling during the rest of the summer. And they're so no-fuss now. Really, I barely water them. Annabelle will bloom longer which was my intent. They sure like that location. I've seen them in full sun and they seem to do just as well. The wild hydrangeas I removed bloomed even earlier, so I was left with just green for the rest of the summer. This feels better. I planted Endless Summer in the corner of the fence, where that last Annabelle bud is showing. I'm hoping it will shoot up above it all and add the later summer color. I know they can reach 6 feet. That's a big hope because it's very much in the wrong location, but we'll see. My poor Endless Summers have been moved 3 times since I got them, so they're a little dizzy. I moved those last spring. We'll see. I also have a tall Monarda on the side there that adds some color. I think the Blue Billow show is worth it. I'm not gonna yank these.

More than likely a high bush cranberry (Viburnum opulus) Here is a link that might be useful: Highbush cranberry

Ah congratulations on moving to a wooded area! I'm jealous! But now let my bitterness show - Please, don't ever post a problem such as "The deer are eating my roses"...or "The wildland fire fighters won't save my burning house." I'm sorry, it's not fair to unload this on you. But we get alot of developers here that absolutely love the view- then destroy it to put in a house, or the granola eaters who wish to preserve the wilderness but then build a log cabin. I've actually heard the two complaints listed above... and I wanted to strangle the woman. Plus she was outside of city limits so she didn't have to pay for services yet demanded and got them anyway. UUGHHH... sounds like you embrace and charish the woods though.I regret this post already, but I feel I have to do this. Forgive me. ddot