What is the name of this bush

[Cooperman]

Hey all, I need help identifying this bush. I have two of them at the beginning of my driveway. They are kind of ratty, and I’m tyring to decide whether to pull them out or try and groom them to look better.
I think they may be ornamental because of the way they are positioned on each side of the driveway. Although not now, but they have small yellow flowers.
I just noticed in one of the photo’s there appears to be beans growing on it?

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[glenn57]

hey dotch.........oh dotch........OH DOTCH............ man i see the mall the time but dont know the name sorry!!!!!!!

[dew2]

Hey all, I need help identifying this bush. I have two of them at the beginning of my driveway. They are kind of ratty, and I’m tyring to decide whether to pull them out or try and groom them to look better.
I think they may be ornamental because of the way they are positioned o!!ach side of the driveway. Although not now, but they have small yellow flowers.
I just noticed in one of the photo’s there appears to be beans growing on it?

Try googleing Catava tree its something like thatOOPS I think I am wrong with that guess!! They do grow wild around willmar and I will remember what tree you posted>>Honey Locust? Black Locust do a google a them

[Rebel SS]

I  THINK that may be a Siberian Pea-shrub, Coop......lot of 'em in Minnysoda.



https://www.minnesotawildflowers.info/shrub/siberian-peashrub

[Cooperman]

Thanks Reb, I think you nailed it. I’ve googled bushes with yellow flowers, but never came up with it. What’s funny is I’ve been here 7 years and today is the first time I’ve notices the bean pods? It says in the link you posted that they are considered an invasive species in Mn and Wisconsin. But not as bad a buckthorn.

[Rebel SS]

No prob Coop.   I consider Glenn an invasive species too, but harmless. 

[glenn57]

No prob Coop.   I consider Glenn an invasive species too, but harmless. 

[Rebel SS]

Ya, ya, ya, go waggle yer finger at someone who really cares.