Sweet broom in Baton Rouge (Zone 9a) is evergreen and blooms spring–summer. By fall, yellowing branches are normal aging, not a crisis.
Hardy to 15°F (Zone 8). Your Zone 9a winter needs no protection.
Tidy up the dead bits, leave the rest alone. It'll bloom beautifully next spring.
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