Caprifoliaceae? Shrub for ID please

Hello all, new here. this is a shrub growing in a hedgerow. It is deciduous, highly scented. The flowers remind me of something in Caprifoliaceae - although I can't pt a name to it. There are hairs in he throat of the calyx. The leaves are borne both in pairs and occasionally as a whorl of three - they are simple, glabrous, and small. Any help much appreciated. Sorry for the rubbish phone picture! Thanks!

 

Viburnum bodnantense?

 

The leaf shape is wrong and V. x bodnantense has larger leaves. Plus the flowers are in loose clusters rather than tight ones. This is definitely a tricky one

 

My first thought was one of the evergreen Daphnes, something like Jacqueline Postil, but the leaves are too dark green for her.
How tall was it?

 

I'd agree that it has the look of a Daphne about it - but it has 5 petals so it can't be. This one really has me stumped.

 

Looks like Lonicera sp.
Possibly Lonicera syringantha.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lonicera_syringantha_Bl%C3%BCte1.jpg

 

Or maybe Lonicera albertii.

http://prohlada66.ru/get_album.php?id=1332404637&nom=lonicera%20albertii%20(2).jpg

 

Lonicera syringantha, YES! that is it! thank you very much. I was thinking lonicera looking at the leaves, but could never 'come up with the goods' thank you. Never heard of this one - no wonder I didn't know it. Also, the syringantha epithet is amusing to me as I also thought it looked like a Lilac - but it obviously wasn't due to the number of petals. Still, at least I was right with the family....
Thanks again Silver Surfer!

 

Lonicera syringantha, YES! that is it! thank you very much. I was thinking lonicera looking at the leaves, but could never 'come up with the goods' thank you. Never heard of this one - no wonder I didn't know it. Also, the syringantha epithet is amusing to me as I also thought it looked like a Lilac - but it obviously wasn't due to the number of petals. Still, at least I was right with the family....
Thanks again Silver Surfer!

 

Glad to help.
I love honeysuckles.
We grow several "unusual" ones.
Including
Lonicera syringantha.
Lonicera albertii.
Lonicera setifera... flowers on bare wood in winter.

http://flickeflu.com/photos/11713966@N02/interesting

Lonicera standishii Budapest.

http://site.plantes-web.fr/brochetlanvin/0/boutique/47616/lonicera_standishii___budapest_.htm
Lonicera crassifolia.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=LO...GO7Abet4CIDw&ved=0CAoQ_AUoAQ&biw=1063&bih=447
Lonicera elisae.

http://www.asianflora.com/Caprifoliaceae/Lonicera-elisae.htm
etc .

 

Ooops ...weird... wouldn't add .. then added twice!

 

Lonicera crassifolia - now that is great

 

Silver surfer beat me to it. L. syringantha was my next guess. Had me fooled in that ours is a deeper red flower than that one. ?L.s. Dart's Red?