Siberian Larch
The Siberian Larch is conical shaped deciduous conifer with gentlesoft needles that turn a golden yellow and are shed in the fall. Themain branches are often upswept with smaller drooping branches.The tree grows with a very dominant central leader and requireslittle upkeep. They are exceedingly cold hardy, deer resistant andpest free.
Description
Additional information
| Common Name |
Siberian Larch |
|---|---|
| Latin Name |
Larix sibirica |
| Form |
Pyramidal |
| Life Span |
70+ |
| Growth Rate |
Medium |
| Mature Height |
15m |
| Mature Spread |
6m |
| Flower Colour |
Inconspicuous |
| Fragrance |
Insignificant |
| Fall Colour |
Golden, Yellow |
| Soil Preference |
Widely adaptable |
| Exposure Preference |
Full sun |
| Cold Hardiness Zone |
Zone 2b |
| Special Attributes and Considerations |
The cones put on a brilliant display of colour as they develop and will remain on the tree for often years. |
| Folk Lore |
To this day, Russians mix the resin of Larix sibirica with beeswax and use it as a chewing gum. |
| Available Sizes |
40mm |
| Common Name |
Siberian Larch |
|---|---|
| Latin Name |
Larix sibirica |
| Form |
Pyramidal |
| Life Span |
70+ |
| Growth Rate |
Medium |
| Mature Height |
15m |
| Mature Spread |
6m |
| Flower Colour |
Inconspicuous |
| Fragrance |
Insignificant |
| Fall Colour |
Golden, Yellow |
| Soil Preference |
Widely adaptable |
| Exposure Preference |
Full sun |
| Cold Hardiness Zone |
Zone 2b |
| Special Attributes and Considerations |
The cones put on a brilliant display of colour as they develop and will remain on the tree for often years. |
| Folk Lore |
To this day, Russians mix the resin of Larix sibirica with beeswax and use it as a chewing gum. |
| Available Sizes |
40mm |
