Larix decidua 'Cherry Valley' Rare European Larch

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Larix decidua 'Cherry Valley' Rare European LarchLarix decidua 'Cherry Valley' Rare European Larch Zones 2 8 Larix decidua 'Cherry Valley' is a compact, dwarf European larch originating as a witchs broom discovered in a cemetery. It features soft green needles in spring and summer that turn a bright orange gold in fall, providing strong seasonal interest. Best grown in full sun and well drained soil, it forms a dense, rounded habit reaching about 4 ft tall and wide in 10 years, and it is extremely

‘Origami’ adds year-round interest to gardens

making it a resilient choice for USDA Zone 5

Its smaller needles distinguishes it from other landscaping options with less intricate needles

‘Blue Snake’ was found and introduced by Piet Vergeldt of the Netherlands

Okukuji nishiki Japanese Maple

fertile soil

Photos by Guy Meachum

It's bell shaped red flowers bring garden interest and pollinators

The owner and head monk of the temple gave us a tour of the gardens around the temple

Fall color typically ranges from orange to red

This smaller specimen is great for a unique spot in the garden that also demands some strong fall color

'Lady Bug' displays a tight and dense shape reaching 3 ft in height and width in 10 years