American Larch (Larix laricina)

(1 customer review)

Size Price Quantity
6-12"
1 - 3
$9.77
4 - 24
$8.07
25 - 99
$3.42
100+
$1.92
1-2'
1 - 3
$13.02
4 - 24
$9.19
25 - 99
$3.79
100+
$2.59

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2-3'
1 - 3
$17.36
4 - 24
$11.46
25 - 99
$7.07
100+
$5.30

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3-4'
1 - 3
$21.70
4 - 24
$13.33
25 - 99
$12.48
100+
$6.24

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4-5'
1 - 3
$26.01
4 - 24
$14.99
25 - 99
$13.33
100+
$7.91

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5-6'
1 - 3
$30.35
4 - 24
$19.99
25 - 99
$14.99
100+
$9.99

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6-7'
1 - 3
$32.44
4 - 24
$24.98
25+
$19.99

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7-8'
1 - 3
$34.98
4 - 24
$26.64
25+
$21.64

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Description

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Latin: Larix laricina

Zones: 2-5

Other common names: Tamarack, eastern larch, hackmatack

Mature Height/spread: 40-80 ft. high/ 15-30 ft. spread in ideal conditions.

Soil / Climate: Grows in most soils including clay and limestone. Does best in moist, but well drained soils. Shade tolerant. Tamaracks are very cold tolerant.

Notes: Larch is a deciduous evergreen. Fast grower. The wood is used principally for pulpwood, but also for posts, poles, rough lumber, and firewood. It is also grown as an ornamental tree in gardens in cold regions, and is a favorite tree for bonsai. Needles turn yellow before dropping.

Wildlife: Grouse will eat the buds, seeds, and Larch is also used as cover for larger mammals such as deer.

Cold Stream Farm supplies American Larch trees/shrubs which are grown as bare root seedlings and transplants and sold both wholesale and retail with no minimum order.

Additional information on Larix laricina can be found on the link: USDA / NRCS Plants Database.

Additional information

Dimensions 1 × 1 in

1 review for American Larch (Larix laricina)

  1. Evan F.

    These trees are a great choice for northern climates where the land drains poorly and soil is wet and heavy. I have a field behind my house that is flat, and comprised of heavy marine clay. Some of the larch trees that were planted have been putting on 16″ of growth per year after being established! Overall, my experience with these trees are generally favorable, but mixed. Some have died, others have survived well and thrived, but without the phenomenal growth rate. I’m sure, however, that these will definitely pick up in the future.

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