I have some in lilacs and hydrangeas. This year I’m going to try rhododendrons and a snow berry bush. I’ve never been a huge fan of snow berries but the kids brought one home from school back in the day so he’s part of the family, for better or worse. Fingers crossed triternata rubromarginata (sp) makes him a little more interesting

Spireas never produce trumpet shaped flowers. Regarding the expanding of Linnaea Most botanists resisted placing other species in the genus, treating Linnaea as a monotypic genus. However, molecular phylogenetic studies from 2001 onwards showed that a number of genera were related to Linnaea (the "Linnaea clade"), although one of them, Abelia, was not monophyletic. In 2013, to maintain monophyletic genera, Maarten Christenhusz proposed merging Abelia (excluding section Zabelia), Diabelia, Dipelta, Kolkwitzia and Vesalea into Linnaea.[1] This proposal has been adopted by some secondary sources, including Plants of the World Online.[2][3] However, other sources prefer to maintain the segregation of Linnaeoideae into the traditional genera on grounds of morphology, biogeography and nomenclatural simplicity.[4][5][6] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linnaea

That looks like it! Thanks.

I'm not going to be able to get close enough for a good close up. If it's a lilac, then the flowers will be pretty distinct to be able to identify it, right?