Need help identifying a hedge bush with pink flowers at our high school in california?

Her's a few that will get you started.

Pink Indian hawthorne "Raphiolepsis indica" http://www.hotgardens.net/hedges_in_desert_climate...

Razzle berry plant "Loropetalum chinense 'Razzleberri" http://www.flickr.com/photos/wbla/5298631472/

Sedum 'Purple Emperor'

http://www.blueskynursery.ca/index.php?/products/d...

Ixora coccinea Nora Grant http://www.learn2grow.com/plants/ixora-nora-grant-...

Bougainvillea http://freeimagefinder.com/tag/bougainvilla.html

I honestly didn't think you were trolling, but, if you are witness a crime, try harder to notice the description of the criminals. With the way you describe something, cops will smash their heads against walls. lol

Now, if you give some more info, there's a better chance of people being able to answer. Yes, a photo is the easiest way, but hey, not everyone can flop photos online.

So, about how wide are the flowers? How many petals? What do they look like - more like a rose, a daisy, a trumpet, something elses? Full of flowers or one or two per day? Do the flowers last a while or die out in a day? What do the leaves look like? like a basil leaf?, maple leaf? Oak leaf? Serrated edges or smooth edges? Is it thick with leaves, or are the leaves sparse? How tall is the bush? Does it keep growing or stay the same size?

Any details you give, at best, knocks out a few possible answers, so people can cut out a large variety of pink flowering bushes. Me? I don't do pink much, so my only guess would be roses. lol

I just had a look at your school on Google Street View, and saw pink diosma behind the sign on the corner that has two brick posts.

http://www.google.com.au/search?q=pink+flowered+di...

Note about internet safety - I am just a part time housewife in Australia, no visible computer or internet skills and yet I was able to zoom in on a bit of your life. Take care, there are some BAD people out there. Don't post any personal details!

If you had a picture, I'm sure someone could identify it. Post a picture on wikimedia and leave the link here so people could see it.