Larix kaempferi 30 PCS fresh seeds, Japanese larch tree conifer, larch seeds, Pine cones bonsai

Oreshka seeds
H36
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Japanese larch, thin-scaled, or thin-scaled or Kempfer (lat. Larix kaempferi)

The tree is 30-35 m high and has a trunk diameter of 50 (up to 100) cm. Young shoots at the beginning of winter are light brownish-yellow, with a bluish coating, densely pubescent or almost bare; biennials are reddish-brown. The bark on the trunks is relatively thin, longitudinally fissured, and thinly peeling.

The buds are cone-shaped, brown. The needles are blunt, about 15 (up to 50) mm long, gray or bluish-green.

The inflorescences are yellowish and reddish green. The cones are round-oval, 20-35 mm long, consisting of 45-50 (up to 70) scales arranged in five to six rows.

Seeds are 3-4 (up to 5) mm long, with a shiny brown wing.

This type of larch differs from others in its slightly spiraling branches and reddish-brown fissured bark. Over the course of a year, it grows 25 cm in height and 10-15 cm in width. It begins to bear fruit in the 15-20th year of life.

It is used in alley and group plantings in squares and parks, when creating large tracts, in pure and mixed groups. Dwarf forms are most often used in gardens.

Quite demanding on soil conditions, prefers clay and loamy well-drained soils, light-loving, demanding on air humidity, does not tolerate drought, develops well in urban conditions.

USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 (-34°C to -29°C).
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