Forsythia (noun)

A type of flowering shrub with yellow bell-shaped flowers, often used as an ornamental plant.

Origin:

Named after scottish botanist william forsyth.

Examples:

1. The forsythia bloomed in the early spring, filling the gardens with yellow flowers.
2. The forsythia was used as a privacy hedge in the backyard.
3. The forsythia was one of the first plants to signal the arrival of spring.
4. The forsythia was pruned to encourage more blooms the following year.
5. The forsythia was a popular choice for landscaping, providing a splash of color in the early season.