Question
I live in the U.S. in the very southwestern corner of Pennsylvania about 1 1/2 hours southwest of Pittsburgh.  I have 2 shrubs or bushes in my front yard that were here when I moved here 16 years ago.  They are deciduous and have a spade shaped leaf that is rough on the edges.  The blooms resemble a small bell that has been shredded.  They are white with a faint pink stripe on them  I can email pictures if that will help, but you can't really tell the bloom detail in them.  They bloom around the month of June.  I have compared the blooms to every deciduous shrub on the net, but no luck.  I have only seen another one of these at a neigboring house about a mile away and no one around seems to have ever seen them before.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  

Answer
i'm in southern NJ. i went to college in athens OH(Ohio U) many years ago.   did you ask the neighbor what it was(i always told my students that was the best source to find out what a plant is)?
send a digital photo(jpeg format). to       [email protected]
put PLANT ID on the subject line so i will open it.