That is a really awesome tree. Reminds me of a giant Willow tree I had seen a couple years back. Not with tons of cool flowers and such like this type, but the same draping and imposing beauty in a way. Really cool capture. Thanks for the share!
@@cumbrianhomestead Awww that's very nice of you!!! But too be honest... I just don't want to wait another 4 years. My mom was happy because she thought the tree was going to bloom this year. We watched that tree grow from a seed given to us by my grandmother from Mexico 4 years ago. I think these trees start blooming at the age of 4 or 5 I think....
That is an amazing tree. From what I’ve read in the comments it’s quite poisonous, so I guess I won’t eat it if I find one 👍. Absolutely stunning and I’m sure the bees enjoy the abundant blooms. Is the poison aspect a problem for wildlife or just humans?
PPG, you definitely wouldn't want to eat any part of a laburnum tree; bark leaves flowers and especially the seed pods. I think they're also toxic to dogs cats and other small mammals.
the laburnum tree has a very showy flower, with one drawback.the seeds are highly poisonous. mind you, to date, no bees have complained. lol.....................brian
Very nice and as you say anything that we can do to help the bees and wildlife.
🌻Happy Gardening........👨🌾Terry King 🌞
Thanks Terry 👍
Give thanks for the bees!!! Awesome awesome awesome😊
Thanks friend 👍
You’re welcome
Fantastic.
It's a bit of a showstopper 😀👍
Cheers mate 👍
That tree is gorgeous, my bees would love it!
I'm sure they would Dan!
Thanks my friend 👍
That really is a monster Laburnum 👍
Yeah it's a beauty!
Thanks for your time to watch 👍👍
That is a really awesome tree. Reminds me of a giant Willow tree I had seen a couple years back. Not with tons of cool flowers and such like this type, but the same draping and imposing beauty in a way. Really cool capture. Thanks for the share!
Thanks my friend, I appreciate your stopping by and time to watch 👍👍👍
thank you so much for this video !! so informal !
You're very welcome, thanks for your kind comments 👍👍😀
Nice!
Thanks 👍
What a stunning tree! No wonder the bees can't keep away!
Yes they absolutely adore it Mike, it's full of them.
Cheers mate 👍
Wow !! Just beautiful !! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Glad you enjoyed it 👍😉
Stunning looking tree. First time I've seen one. Thanks. Best wishes Bob.
Yup, it's a beauty Bob.
Have a great weekend my friend 👍👍
Thanks for that Woody! Such beauty 🐝🐝🐝🐝
You're welcome Marie!😉👍
Wow absolutely beautiful!
Thanks for the add new friend🤗🌱💚
Thank you for stopping by, have a great day 👍
That bee has a lot of work there.
They were loving it mate!
That's beautiful
that’s just amazing !!
Isn't it!
The scent as you walk through the gate and gentle hum of the bees, it's just wonderful.
Spectacular! But as mentioned, one of the more poisonous garden plants along with Euphorbia.
Steve
Yes that's right Steve, beautiful but potentially deadly too 😮😮
Good golly all that pollen, gonna sneeze just watching hah
Mine just died here in Texas because of the cold and snow. It was 4yrs old and 12ft. Never got a chance to flower. Now I can't find one for my mom...
That's so sad 😭😭
I could try and get some seeds (from the tree in the video) for you. Would that be helpful?
@@cumbrianhomestead Awww that's very nice of you!!! But too be honest... I just don't want to wait another 4 years. My mom was happy because she thought the tree was going to bloom this year. We watched that tree grow from a seed given to us by my grandmother from Mexico 4 years ago. I think these trees start blooming at the age of 4 or 5 I think....
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Well if you change your mind, let me know.
Best wishes 👍
@@cumbrianhomestead I'll let my mom know. Thank you so much for the offer though! And than you for replying my comment, you are awesome!!!
That is an amazing tree. From what I’ve read in the comments it’s quite poisonous, so I guess I won’t eat it if I find one 👍. Absolutely stunning and I’m sure the bees enjoy the abundant blooms. Is the poison aspect a problem for wildlife or just humans?
PPG, you definitely wouldn't want to eat any part of a laburnum tree; bark leaves flowers and especially the seed pods. I think they're also toxic to dogs cats and other small mammals.
the laburnum tree has a very showy flower, with one drawback.the seeds are highly poisonous. mind you, to date, no bees have complained. lol.....................brian
It's a lovely tree mate and the timber is nice for turning!