Mystery Monday - Name That Shrub!

Last week's tree was Argania spinosa, the Argan tree. Congrats to Leslie and Karen. As Karen mentioned, they've created a reserve where these trees can grow, protected from harvesting and climbing goats. They export the oil to help support it all. Such a neat tree.
Your clues for this week:
- This shrub is a member of the Fabaceae (Legume) family.
- Some classify it as a subshrub.
- The common name will remind you of another member of the Fabaceae family, which is found in many lawns. I used to collect the flowers to make chains when I was a little girl.
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Comments
Not sure I’ve ever seen one, Pink Bush Clover.
Lespedeza thunbergii. It reminds me of Bleeding Heart. Which is what I thought when I first saw the picture, except the leaves were wrong. And I don’t think Bleeding Heart is in the Fabaceae family either.