Larix kaempferi 'Haverbeck' Rare Japanese Larch

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Larix kaempferi 'Haverbeck' Rare Japanese LarchLarix kaempferi 'Haverbeck' Rare Japanese Larch Zones 4 7 Larix kaempferi Haverbeck is a dwarf deciduous shrub with a dense, low spreading habit. In spring and summer, it features soft light blue green foliage composed of very fine needles, which transition to warm yellow orange tones in fall. It performs best in full sun to partial shade in well drained soil. Reaching approximately 1 ft tall by 2 ft wide in 10 years. Limited Quantities Available !!

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wide in 10 years

Forming a compact

This Japanese maple may reach 10-12 ft in height in 15 years with a canopy of equal size

'Stupka Broom' turns to a bright school bus neon yellow in the fall

Clusters of pink blooms with a yellow blotch and a white striped center cover the plant

Pink Flowering 'Pink Icicle' Hardy Camellia

Picea abies 'Vermont Gold'

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This is a grafted form from a wild collection of Acer pseudosieboldianum ssp

typically reaching 6–10 ft tall and wide in 10 years

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