Eastern Larch
Larix laricina
The eastern larch, or tamarack, is a deciduous conifer which loses its clusters of needle-like leaves every autumn in a beautiful yellow show of color. These trees thrive in wetland sites and produce wood that is tough and resistant to rot. Eastern larch provides food and nesting to porcupine, hares, squirrel, grouse, and various seed eating songbirds.
Plant Information
Plant Information
- Habitat: Thrives in full sun and moist to wet acidic soils, but tolerates well-drained soil as well.
- Stock Size: 3-6"
- Uses: Timber, Wildlife Food, Erosion Control
- FACW - Usually occurs in wetlands but not always
- Native
- Deciduous_Eastern_Larch_Plant_Guide.pdf
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