Very rare plant. This larch, probably originating from Germany was introduced at Scullion Garden in 2005. Three plants had been planted in front of the reception building, but their growth more considerable than planned brought us to relocate them. Beautiful narrow pyramidal form. Needles are tender green in summer, becoming bright yellow in autumn. Not very demanding, it is appropriate for small gardens. A production of grafts was realized this year so that plants could be is available in a near future.

↑ 3 m  (10’)  ↔   1 m  (3’)

Zone 2 ☼