Common Name(s)	Laburnum
Latin Name	Laburnum Anagyroides
Description	The leaves are three oval leaflets on a slender stalk. The yellow flowers are on long hanging clusters. Bunches of green seed pods form after flowering turning brown in autumn.
Hazards	Children are likely to pick pods and eat the seeds within. The laburnum is one of the highest in incidents of poisoning in this country. The flowers are also poisonous.
Effects	Abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhoea, headache, dizziness, burning of the mouth and throat followed by drowsiness.
Flowering Period	May to July followed by seed pods after flowering.
Location	Parks and gardens, sometimes found in semi-wild state.