I had the same trouble the other day. I always copy my post in case of a glitch as it reduces frustration. Perhaps the file is too large.

Can’t post all 4 pics. Will try 2.

It looks like a Lycium but I’ve never seen one with 7 petals...

Thanks. I’ll keep an eye on it to see what kind of seeds develop.

Update: I checked for berries about a month or so later. There were none. I also tried to find info on Lycium with 7 petals. No success. The absence of berries could be due to the high number of birds — there are a couple of birdhouses and feeder nearby. I got the impression that wildlife find the berries quite delectable. Or, maybe male and female plants are needed to produce fruit. I wasn’t planning to remove this plant so I’ll keep an eye on it.

Want to suggest goji berry (lycium barbatum), but not at all certain on that. I've seen similar in recent years (only) in Arkansas.

The seven petals are an aberration. It isn't an identifying feature. And note that the withered flower has five petals. It was identified as a Lycium/Goji Berry in October.

That it’s an aberration makes sense. Based on my research, it matched the ID made in October in every regard except the seven petals so I was surprised that I didn’t find berries when I returned. But when I read that they’re a wildlife magnet I thought that could be the reason. It’s interesting.

Note what I said about the withered flower behind the seven petaller. It has the usual five petals.

I thought I had:-). You have a sharp eye.