Robinia pseudoacacia
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Bark, leaves and seeds are toxic (only the flowers are traditionally eaten). The paired stipular thorns can puncture deeply.
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9–19 oval leaflets with entire margins, each on a slender stalklet
A pair of stiff short thorns at each leaf base
Pendulous, strongly scented white pea-flower racemes in May