NJ gardener lost an orange-flowered shrub called "witch's broom" during transplant. Upside-down broom form, tall straight branches, bright orange flowers all summer from early spring.
Cytisus scoparius 'Hookstone' (Hookstone Scotch Broom). Hardy, orange flowers, broom habit. Check nurseries or online.
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