Could you post a picture of the actual plant rather than a screenshot? The details are indistinct. We also need a geographical location, a shot of the whole plant as well as the close up and an indication of scale. That said leaf shape and arrangement could be a Caryopteris but not likely mongholica, unless the colour is very off in the photo. You do have maple seedling there too.

Updated photos. Zone 5, NW Illinois

Caryopteris .. aka blue beards mist.. just like the label says... bee magnet ... can be die to the ground i think i recall

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ken

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Thanks. The “bee magnet” is getting moved then. Lol

It only has anout a three week bloom period in fall. Unless it is literally where you will brush against it, you do’t need to move it. In my garden it attracts pollinators, but not many bees per se, and they are far more interested in the flowers than in me. i often work in the gardens when these are in bloom and have not had any issues.

Seems like the shrub is in a lot more shade than it prefers. Would get much heavier flowering in full sun.

Bees tend to be highly attracted to blue flowers. They flock to any blue flowering plants in my garden so caryopteris attracting them or being a 'bee magnet' sounds right to me :-))