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Plant of the Day
Friday 8 December 2023
This autumn I saw the cones on Pseudolarix amabilis (golden larch, false larch, golden pine) for the first time. This is a slow-growing, deciduous tree with whorls of light green, linear leaves, which turn bright golden-yellow in autumn.
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Golden Larch (Pseudolarix Amabilis) Botanical Garden, Dresden, Germany
Plant of the Day
Sunday 3 November 2019
At the Beth Chatto Garden, Essex, UK, the whorls of needles of Pseudolarix amabilis (golden larch, false larch) are turning golden-yellow. This deciduous conifer is a monotypic genus producing a medium-sized tree and needing neutral or acidic soil conditions.
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Pseudolarix amabilis (Golden Larch) Of the Pine family - Panacea
Native Habitat: Eastern China.
Leaves: Scattered and spreading, often curved, 1.5 to 2.5" long. Light green and rounded above.
Size: 30 to 50’ in North America but can grow up to 120’.
Bark: Old trunks feature grayish to reddish brown bark and lightly ridged-and-furrowed with broad ridges.
Buds: Ovoid, pointed, and surrounded by long-pointed, brown scales with free tips which fall away soon after the leaves develop in spring Buds rounded with short-pointed deciduous scales.
Preferred Soils: Maximal growing potential in light, moist, acidic, deep, well-drained soil. Does not adapt well to high pH soils and prefers full sun.
Hardiness Zone(s): 4 to 7.
(Source: Dirr, Manual of Woody Plants on Reserve, in Del Tredeci, Wild Urban Plants of the Northeast, A Field Guide on Reserve)
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Chinese Gold Larch/ Goldlärche (Pseudolarix amabilis) literate style through the recent year - in summer geeen, after dropping it needles, and crown with remification. #bonsai #bonsais #bonsaiart #bonsailife #bonsaitree #bonsailovers #bonsaigarden #bonsaitraining #bonsai #gardening #pseudolarix #pseudolarixamabilis #balkon #balkony #balkongarten #eppendorf #balcony #homeandgarden #tree #nadelbaum #conifer #conifers #bamboofence Bonsai Hamburg - Tiny Trees 🍁
Pseudolarix amabilis (Golden Larch) Pine family- Pinaceae Native habitat: Eastern China at altitudes of 3,000 to 4,000'. Introduced in 1852 by Robert Fortune. Size: 30 to 50' in height, spreading to 20 to 40'; can grow to 120'. Leaves: Scattered and spreading, often curved, 1.5 to 2.5" long, 1/12 to 1/6" wide, soft, light green and rounded above, keeled beneath, singly and spirally on long shoots, in a radiating cluster on spur-like branches. Buds: Of long shoots ovoid, pointed, surrounded by long-pointed, brown scales with free tips which fall away soon after the leaves develop in spring; of short shoots similar in shape with persistent scales; buds rounded with short-pointed deciduous scales. Bark: On old trunks grayish to reddish brown and lightly ridged-and-furrowed with rather broad ridges. Preferred growing conditions: Requires a light, moist, acid, deep, well-drained soil; does not effectively tolerate high pH soils; prefers full sun although I have seen it in partially shaded situations; protect from wind; somewhat resistant to air pollutants. Hardiness: Zone (4)5 to 7. (Source: Dirr, Michael- Manual of Woody Landscape Plants)
