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The flowerbeds in front of my house could use some work.
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Nah that's a good link, thanks for sharing it! I like witch hazel (Hamamelis spp.) and spicebush (Lindera benzoin) as early yellow flowering native shrubs to replace forsythia in landscapes. Haskaps (Lonicera ceruleae) are another (non-native) option for yellow flowers, and those will produce berries that the local wildlife is less inclined to take before you can eat some.