What is the cross of this flower/plant? (Picture Included)?

It has little wan petals and is on a brown branch rather than a green stem. Thanks so much.

http://www.frenchgardening.com/p/PRjas.J...


Answers:    I'm pretty sure it winter jasmine or Latin: Jasminum nudiflorum It’s the earliest shrub to bloom contained by the garden in our climate. Blossoms are speckled from January ‘til March with height bloom in February. The Chinese nickname is "Yingchunhua," or the Welcoming Spring Flower, an apt name for this precipitate bloomer.

Winter jasmine is a little mounded plant that grows a couple foot tall near green, arching stems that cascade over walls and embankment, creating a mounded, sprawling form when allowed to grow unimpeded. It have small, lustrous, trifoliate leaves that fall near the first frost. Though deciduous, the green stems give it an evergreen appearance.

http://www.arhomeandgarden.org/plantofth...
I don't believe it's forsythia because that plant individual has four petals and yours have six
They are commonly called Winter Jasmines.
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