We have a kind of bush/wood shrub present on the property. These are mature. We have three, and I might want to get a couple of more to plant. The ones we have are kept cut back, but are 6-8-10 feet high as they grow throughout the year. They green with leaves, and develop white blooms late spring-early summer. My elderly dad says that he thinks that they were called "St. Joseph" something or other, but Dad is elderly. Unfortunately, I can't show a leaf because there are none this time of year. Can anyone help or point me? Thanks.

This is the second time this season the cucumber plant leaves have been eaten. It seems it coincides with my neighbor's garden as well. The garden is fenced in, but something got in there. It seems that's the only plant that was eaten. Hopefully they'll still produce, one from last time did grow a decent amount of leaves back, For now I got more chicken wire and made a barrier just around the cucumber plants. Covered the top too - in case it's birds eating them. I wonder, is it likely birds or something else? A lot of rabbits around here - but I wouldn't think they could scale the fence I put up. There's woodchucks too. I've seen raccoons at night and know they would be very capable of getting over the fence. The tomato and pepper plants seem undisturbed.