The plant you're describing sounds like Mahonia, commonly known as Oregon grape. It features holly-like leaves with spiny edges and produces clusters of small yellow flowers, typically in the spring. The stems are often hairy, which is characteristic of this genus. Mahonia is valued for its ornamental qualities and its ability to attract pollinators.
Fern-like leaves that may reach 6 in (15.2 cm) in length and the slightly hairy stems grow to 3 ft (.91 m). Tiny blossoms may be rose, lilac or white and grow in flat-topped composite clusters. And more . . .
It is a bud.
Maris Piper potato plants typically produce white flowers with a hint of purple. These flowers are relatively small and grow in clusters. The white petals often have a yellow center, which can attract pollinators, although potatoes are primarily self-pollinating.
Goldenrod flowers are small, yellow, and composed of numerous tiny flowers in clusters that form a plume or spike shape. They have a characteristic appearance with densely packed tubular florets that give the flower heads a fuzzy or fluffy appearance. Overall, goldenrod flowers are vibrant and attractive, often associated with late summer and fall landscapes.
Datura Thevethia Oleander (there are yellow cultivars)
Primroses are a type of primula with yellow flowers.
The common name of woodland or meadow primula with clusters of yellow flowers is cowslip.
The common name for woodland or meadow primula with clusters of yellow flowers is "cowslip."
Rhododendrons are bushes that have clusters of flowers. The flowers are lilac, red, yellow, orange and pink.
A Tree of Heaven can be identified by its large compound leaves with 11-25 leaflets, smooth gray bark, and clusters of small yellow-green flowers in the summer.
The whorls of Thevetia species, commonly known as the yellow oleander, refer to the arrangement of its flowers and leaves. The flowers typically appear in clusters or fascicles, with each flower having a tubular shape and five lobes. Leaves are arranged in a spiral or whorled pattern, contributing to the plant's ornamental appeal. Both flowers and leaves contain toxic compounds, making the plant hazardous if ingested.
Fern-like leaves that may reach 6 in (15.2 cm) in length and the slightly hairy stems grow to 3 ft (.91 m). Tiny blossoms may be rose, lilac or white and grow in flat-topped composite clusters. And more . . .
tropical tree with yellow white flowers
Yarrows have small clusters of flowers. They come in white, red, pink, lilac, and yellow.
Averaging about 4 ft (1.2 m) in height, goldenrod is a perennial with clusters of bright yellow flowers.
Western angelica grows to about 4.5 ft (1.5 m) with white to yellow flowers, and very large three-part leaves. Chinese angelica is a perennial that grows to 3 ft (1 m), a purple stem and umbrella-like clusters of flowers.
Goldenrod can be identified in the wild by its tall, slender stems with clusters of bright yellow flowers at the top. The leaves are usually long and narrow, and the plant typically grows in fields, meadows, and along roadsides.