LARIX

The Larch family are often large and fast growing trees. Both the
emerging shoots and Autumn colour are worth mentioning/ Useful
trees for woodland, boundary and wildlife planting, there are now also
dwarf specimens for patio and small garden.

decidua 15’ The Common or European Larch. A large and fast growing
tree of slender habit, the older branches begin to droop elegantly. The
new foliage in the Spring is quite the freshest, uplifting shade of brilliant
green you will ever see. Yellow Autumn colour.
£13.95

puli 4’ A tremendously likeable and characterful addition to our catalogue, this newcomer could hardly be more different to its origins in habit. A very
small and compact little low mushroom headed tree with the cascading branches falling right to the ground. Typical larch foliage and just as fresh in the Spring, the burnished gold cones are displayed prominently too. Once seen on the Nursery always requested and the star of several of our horticultural exhibits, this may be one specimen it is necessary to see to fully appreciate. Highly recommended for the patio container, as a waterside feature, small bed or even border front. Still in short supply due to show orders and the fact that it is still new.
£35.50

kaempferi Jacobsens Pyramid 15’ The Japanese Larch. A large and
beautiful tree with longer needles than our Common Larch, these are
a fresh glaucous blue-tinged green and turn to russet-amber in the
Autumn. Tough, hardy, the twigs and younger stems are reddish.
Jacobsens Pyramid is a choice selection where the naturally pyramidal
outline of this tree is accentuated to a uniform, classical, and highly
effective degree.
£25.95

Blue Rabbit 5’ A dwarf form of the Japanese Larch with glaucous
blue green foliage and slightly pendulous habit. A really lovely patio tree with character galore.
£32.95