Siberian Larch

Siberian Larch is a deciduous conifer that is better adapted to prairie conditions than the native larch. The needles turn a golden yellow in the fall before falling off for the winter. It is a low maintenance plant that maintains a pyramidal shape and can live for up to 70 years. It prefers average to moist soil conditions and can tolerate standing water, but does not care about soil type or pH. 

Note: Bare root (BR) stock is only available until May 11. Viability is not guaranteed for bare root stock that is not picked up promptly.

Light: Full Sun to Part Shade
Height: 17-23 m
Width: 3-5 m
Drought Tolerant: no
Zone: 2
Deer Resistant: some
Latin: Larix siberica