| An impressive trio of cypresses at the fountain is succeeded by an elm, laburnums, copper beeches, Norway maples, yews and ash trees. |
| The only thing I have heard about laburnums is that they can seed around like crazy. |
| A wood-pigeon is cooing lazily in the distance, and the gardens are ablaze with laburnums and rhododendrons. |
| One can also see a lovely section of flowering crabs and laburnums. |
| It's something that laburnums suffer from and I fear that once you've got it, it will spread very rapidly through all the other laburnums. |
| In a really well-furnished country garden the laburnums are equal in splendour to any trees that are grown. |
