Larix laricina
tamarack, larch
Whether you call it a tamarack or a larch, this deciduous confier is always a pleasing discovery when found in the wild, most often growing in cold climates and boggy, poorly-drained forested wetlands and cool, moist uplands. Its soft green needles turn gold in the fall before scenescing.
Height: 30-60 ft
Spread: 10-18 ft
Hardiness Zone: 1-6
Bloom Color: Non-Flowering
Characteristics & Attributes
| Cultivation Status
 | Exposure
 | Soil Moisture
 | Ecoregion
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| Ornamental Interest
 | Attracts Wildlife
 | Tolerance
 | Landscape Use
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| Attractive Fall Foliage and/or Ornamental Fruit
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North American Distribution
 
 
