Laburnum sp. (not definitely L. anagyroides, more likely L. × watereri) closeup of hanging flower cluster (raceme) and leaves. Its copious yellow flowers in spring makes the Laburnum tree a popular choice for gardens, even though all parts of the tree are poisonous.

Photograph © Andrew Dunn, 13 May 2005.

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