The ( Laburnum alpinum ), often called the Scotch Laburnum, is a stunning deciduous tree known for its long, drooping clusters of bright yellow flowers. Native to the mountains of central and southern Europe, it is tougher and more cold-tolerant than its common relative, making it a favorite for cooler climates. Key Characteristics Flowers: Pea-like, fragrant yellow blooms in long racemes.

Often trained over arches to create "floral tunnels." Cottage Gardens: Adds a classic, romantic vertical element.

Three-lobed, dark green leaves with a clover-like look. Height: Typically grows between 15 to 25 feet tall.

⚠️ Keep this tree away from areas where children or pets play due to its high toxicity. Laburnum alpinum | View - RHS Digital Collections