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Siberian Larch

Larix siberica

Please Note! Trees grown at the Towner Nursery are available to only North Dakota Residents. All bare root and container grown species must be ordered in multiples of 50.

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	Siberian Larch
		Siberian Larch is a conifer that loses it foliage each fall (deciduous conifer). It has very soft green foliage, which turns golden yellow in the fall and drops from the tree. Siberian Larch grows rapidly once established (up to four feet a year) and prefers good soil.
	It is native to Northern Europe and Asia. Siberian Larch's mature height is around thirty feet. Plant trees eight to twelve feet apart in windbreak. Siberian larch is available as container stock only and sold in lots of fifty (50).

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