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Japanese Larch is a vigorous, large conifer with red shoots and sea green leaves which are longer and broader than those of European Larch. It is fast growing and used as a timber crop, supplying the building trade. The needle-like leaves turn good autumn colour of yellow and orange. Sometimes the needles sprout directly out of the trunk or larger branches. The small attractive cones are copper-brown when ripe and often age on the tree to grey.
Not for forestry purposes.
Larix kaempferi
Common name: Japanese Larch.
Native: Japan
Provenance: Unknown
Size and spread (10 years): 2.5m x 0.75m
Treatment required: Semi dormant.
Seeds / kg: 222,000 48% viable
Ideal sowing period: Spring
Soil conditions: Most soils except wet or shallow soils over chalk.
Planting instructions: use in a mixed woodland to add texture, or with other conifers to lighten them in the autumn.
Mature height: 25m
| Weight | 5.00 g |
|---|---|
| Genus | Larix |
| Size | Mini Seed Pack (approx 50 seeds), Seed Pack (approx 400 seeds) |
| Family | Pinaceae |
| Hardiness | Hardy |
| Life Cycle | tree |
| Evergreen | evergreen |
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