Broom (Cytisus)
 
    Broom Genus Details
 
    A member of the pea family, the broom plant was imported from Europe. Broom plants are found in perennial gardens mainly along the east and west coasts.  Brooms are 4 to 5 feet tall erect shrubs with alternate leaves. The flowers are  arranged in heads and are generally yellow or white.  Broom plants got their name from the days they were made into brooms.
        
    
    Broom Allergy Info
 
    Pollen is insect-dispersed and is of only minor significance in pollinosis.
    Broom Pollen Description
 
    No pollen description is currently available.
    
    Species in This Genus
 
    
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        Broom (Cytisus) is a genus of the FABACEAE family.
This genus includes the following allergenic species:
    
    
    This genus includes the following allergenic species:
 
                    
                







 
  
                        

