Larix laricina 45-110cm | Tamarack | Eastern larch

Larix laricina is a striking deciduous conifer native to North America. People often call it tamarack or American larch, highlighting its common names that reflect its regional significance. This cold-hardy larch thrives in cooler climates, making it a resilient choice for landscapes that experience harsh winters. Its ability to shed needles in autumn gives it a unique seasonal interest among conifers.

The Larix laricina features soft, light green needles that turn a brilliant golden yellow in fall before dropping. Gardeners appreciate the tree for its slender, upright form and fine-textured foliage. Also known as eastern larch, it adapts well to wet soils, often found in wetlands and boggy areas. This wetland tree adds ecological value and a delicate beauty to natural landscapes.

• Soft, bright green needles that turn golden in autumn
• Slender, upright growth habit with fine-textured foliage
• Deciduous conifer that drops needles seasonally
• Thrives in wet, boggy soils and cold climates
• Native to North America, especially northern regions

The Larix laricina 45-110cm offers a compact size suitable for various garden settings. Its ornamental appeal and adaptability make it a popular choice for those seeking a distinctive, hardy conifer. The seasonal color change and elegant form ensure it stands out throughout the year, making it a valuable addition to native and wetland plant collections.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.