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RMPFFX5E–Leguminosae, Laburnum anagyroides, dull grey-green leaves, with pea-like, yellow flowers borne in short, hanging racemes.
RM2EE1F93–Digitally restored 19th century Victorian botanical illustration of poisonous Laburnum anagroides and Yew / Taxus. See notes for source & process info
RM2JE48EN–Two silver pheasants, Theo van Hoytema, 1878 - 1905, Behind the pheasants leaves of a laburnum., print maker: Theo van Hoytema, (signed by artist), 1878 - 1905, paper, h 221 mm × w 169 mm, h 425 mm × w 300 mm
RMH8CJMN–Gemeiner Goldregen, Bohnenbaum, Goldrausch, Gelbstrauch, Laburnum anagyroides, Cytisus laburnum, Common Laburnum, Golden Chain,
RF2FMMWRH–Laburnum x anagyroides ‘Yellow Rocket’ Golden chain tree – yellow pea-like flowers with brown blotch, fresh green ovate leaves, May, England, UK
RFR086H0–Leaves of Laburnum / possibly Laburnum anagyroides, the Common Laburnum growing in a garden. Laburnum is highly poisonous.
RMA68HMD–Flowering Laburnum (Laburnum anagyroides) an ancient specimen in the Cambrian Mountains. Powys, Wales, UK.
RMERYCXX–Laburnum tree ; Laburnum , golden chain tree , golden rain tree , Bombay , Mumbai ; Maharashtra ; India , asia
RMPFRHYT–Laburnum alpinum (Scotch laburnum), two stems with leaves, one with raceme of yellow flowers
RM2DDJ6ME–Cup, Goblet, 1700-1800, Made in England. This laburnum wood goblet is one of a pair, probably dating from the eighteenth century. We can tell that it was made on a pole lathe because the point where the goblet was held in place on the lathe leaves a characteristic mark on the base. It is very difficult to date these plain wooden goblets accurately as styles and patterns changed very slowly over the years. Laburnum wood was an interesting choice for this goblet as its warm tones and contrasting dark heart and yellow sapwood help to add a certain beauty and finesse
RMH8CJMK–Gemeiner Goldregen, Bohnenbaum, Goldrausch, Gelbstrauch, Laburnum anagyroides, Cytisus laburnum, Common Laburnum, Golden Chain,
RF2FMMWRR–Laburnum x anagyroides ‘Yellow Rocket’ Golden chain tree – yellow pea-like flowers with brown blotch, fresh green ovate leaves, May, England, UK
RFR086HE–Leaves of Laburnum / possibly Laburnum anagyroides, the Common Laburnum growing in a garden. Laburnum is highly poisonous.
RF2DRT925–Leaf of Laburnum or Laburnum anagyroides tree just turning from green to yellow lying on leather
RMADK1W1–Goldenchain Tree Laburnum watereri and flowering onion VanDusen Botanical Garden Vancouver BC
RMAJN9YF–Laburnum hedge in full flower with a view across valley to a farm. Near Llanidloes, Powys, Wales, UK.
RM2JRHAKD–Rain dappled foliage and late summer seed pods of the Himalayan laburnum, Piptanthus nepalensis
RMPFKMHX–Laburnum x watereri (Voss's Laburnum) with yellow flowers on hanging stems and green leaves
RM2DDJ6MC–Cup, Goblet, 1700-1800, Made in England. This laburnum wood goblet is one of a pair, probably dating from the eighteenth century. We can tell that it was made on a pole lathe because the point where the goblet was held in place on the lathe leaves a characteristic mark on the base. It is very difficult to date these plain wooden goblets accurately as styles and patterns changed very slowly over the years. Laburnum wood was an interesting choice for this goblet as its warm tones and contrasting dark heart and yellow sapwood help to add a certain beauty and finesse
RF2FMMWRM–Laburnum x anagyroides ‘Yellow Rocket’ Golden chain tree – yellow pea-like flowers with brown blotch, fresh green ovate leaves, May, England, UK
RFR0FMC7–Leaves of Laburnum / possibly Laburnum anagyroides, the Common Laburnum growing in a garden. Laburnum is highly poisonous.
RMET1BW1–Laburnum anagyroides, common laburnum, golden chain ; golden rain ; Bombay ; Mumbai ; Maharashtra ; India ; Asia ; Asian ; Indian
RMCE6XWY–Indian laburnum ; Cassia fistula ; golden shower ; purging cassia ; pudding pipe tree flowers ; bombay ; mumbai ; maharashtra ; india ; asia
RM2JRHAK9–Rain dappled foliage and late summer seed pods of the Himalayan laburnum, Piptanthus nepalensis
RMPFR9YH–Leaves from deciduous trees, Pyrus salicifolia 'Pendula' (Willow-leaved pear), Sorbus 'Joseph Rock' (Mountain ash), Laburnum vossii (Voss laburnum), Prunus subhirtella 'Autumnalis' (Autumn cherry), Prunus avium 'Plena' (Wild cherry)
RM2DDJ6KN–Cup, Goblet, 1700-1800, Made in England. This laburnum wood goblet is one of a pair, probably dating from the eighteenth century. We can tell that it was made on a pole lathe because the point where the goblet was held in place on the lathe leaves a characteristic mark on the base. It is very difficult to date these plain wooden goblets accurately as styles and patterns changed very slowly over the years. Laburnum wood was an interesting choice for this goblet as its warm tones and contrasting dark heart and yellow sapwood help to add a certain beauty and finesse
RM2T8AN4K–Sprig of yellow flowers and triple green leaves of Laburnum or Laburnum anagyroides tree lying on antique paper
RM2T7B075–Golden rain tree / Laburnum (Laburnum x watereri 'Vossii') flowering against blue sky, Wiltshire garden, UK, June.
RM2JRHAKH–Rain dappled foliage and late summer seed pods of the Himalayan laburnum, Piptanthus nepalensis
RM2DDJ6MY–Cup, Goblet, 1700-1800, Made in England. This laburnum wood goblet is one of a pair, probably dating from the eighteenth century. We can tell that it was made on a pole lathe because the point where the goblet was held in place on the lathe leaves a characteristic mark on the base. It is very difficult to date these plain wooden goblets accurately as styles and patterns changed very slowly over the years. Laburnum wood was an interesting choice for this goblet as its warm tones and contrasting dark heart and yellow sapwood help to add a certain beauty and finesse
RM2DDJ6MP–Cup, Goblet, 1700-1800, Made in England. This laburnum wood goblet is one of a pair, probably dating from the eighteenth century. We can tell that it was made on a pole lathe because the point where the goblet was held in place on the lathe leaves a characteristic mark on the base. It is very difficult to date these plain wooden goblets accurately as styles and patterns changed very slowly over the years. Laburnum wood was an interesting choice for this goblet as its warm tones and contrasting dark heart and yellow sapwood help to add a certain beauty and finesse
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