Larix kaempferi 'Wolterdingen' #6Larix kaempferi 'Wolterdingen', commonly called the Wolterdingen Japanese Larch, is very slow growing when young, this deciduous conifer will become more vigorous once established in the garden. Soft, powder blue green needles cover reddish brown, rough textured branch work from spring to autumn when they turn bright yellow and top from the plant. Fresh new foliage returns to announce the arrival of warmer spring temperatures, covering the plant with

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Procured and shaped from the Borassus flabellifer also has a common name of "Palmyra Palm"

Zone: 4 - 7

this preserved bunch of Ouro adds interesting texture to floral arrangements or plays well on its own

Zones - 4 - 9

retains its softness and texture thanks to natural preservation

Fall foliage: purple to red

Light: sun to part shade

Dividing: in spring

Width at maturity: 24 - 30"

This slow growing

This naturally-dyed indigo lavender plays well as part of a floral arrangement or adds an eye-catching pop of color to any room