Weeping Larch
Larix decidua ‘Pendula’

A striking specimen with soft, green needles that turn a brilliant golden-yellow in the fall. This pendulous form of European Larch makes an exceptional focal point in rock gardens, near water features, or as a standalone specimen. While it resembles an evergreen, it is deciduous, shedding its needles each autumn for a spectacular seasonal display. Can be staked to a desired height, potentially up to 3 m, offering versatility in landscape design.

Zone: 4
Height: 60–200 cm (staked up to 3 m)
Spread: 100–200 cm
Foliage Colour: Green (turns golden-yellow in fall)
Shape: Pendulous, weeping
Exposure: Sun
Soil Type: Well-drained
Flower / Fruit: N/A

Growing Tips:

• Performs best as a specimen in rock gardens or near water features

• Requires staking for optimal form

• Deciduous; needles drop in fall, creating a striking seasonal effect