Description
The most widely distributed pine species in North America and was once thought to be the largest pine in the world
dark green foliage turns reddish-bronze in fall
scale-like leaves with white
Ruffled and spiraled petals with a slight fragrance
San Jose Tea Olive
Larix occidentalis 5gal Western Larch floweringtree The most widely distributed pineWestern Larch, Western Tamarack. Clustered green needles turn a bright golden color before shedding in the fall. Pacific NW Native. Deciduous coniferous tree. Zones 3 9. Full sun. 30 70 ft. tall and 5 15 ft. wide.
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