Genista Species, Lydian Broom, Woadwaxen

Not much until it blooms, but then it's a solid, vivid yellow.

Does not seem to be as invasive as the horrible "Spanish B...Read Moreroom, and the deer walked right past it all winter.

A very charming plant of good vigor and compact size. I don't understand why it is not more widely grown here.

This shrub is like a small water fountain of flowers when it blooms, it requires some trimming to keep it in it's space, but little maint...Read Moreainance otherwise. It is drought tolerant, and does well in full to part shade environments. Easy to grow, and wonderful to keep.

This is a deciduous-evergreen shrub that gets about 2 ft. high.It's a spreading,mounded plant often used as a ground cover.The bright ye...Read Morellow flowers appear in late spring or early summer.The leaves are small and narrow on short arching stems. Prefers full sun and well drained infertile soil.Prune after flowering.They are not found often in the United States.They are mostly grown in Europe.