Bonsai Larix Kaempferi

Weeping larch bonsai tree larix kaempferi diana 150 00 in stock.
Bonsai larix kaempferi. 4 99 4 99 free shipping on orders over 25 shipped by amazon only 9 left in stock order soon. Its growth as a juvenile tree is even faster than the european larch though its ultimate height is no greater. The larch is a popular bonsai tree species since trunks grow thicker quite quickly and the tree displays stunning seasonal colors. Larix kaempferi japanese larch though native to japan larix kaempferi is also widely planted in other parts of the world as a forestry tree due to its strength and vigour.
Japanese larch bonsai tree scientific name larix leptolepis or larix kaempferi is a deciduous fast growing tree native to north america. 75 00 the japanese larch or larix kaempferi has long been one of our favourite bonsai species here at the nursery and this a great little bit of raw material. Two common species exist the larix decidua european larch and the larix kaempferi japanese larch. Japanese larch native to japanese forests this form grows fast and upright in a pyramid shape.
Foliage is a light blue green in the spring then flushes out again in the summer with new silver blue needles. If you need help identifying your tree try our bonsai tree identification guide. Not only do the branches of diana curl and contort somewhat similar to contorted filbert but the green needles also are twisted giving diana even more. This tree is very hardy and needs to be grown outdoors.
Japanese larch larix kaempferi. It s a traditional subject for bonsai. Annual growth can be 3 4. Larix kaempferi or larix leptolepis.
Discovered in germany in the early 1970 s. It has light green needle like leaves and is great for most of the bonsai styles. It is also widely used as material for bonsai. Deciduous conifer with yellow foliage in fall.
Larix kaempferi pendula 30 00 a strong pendulous plant with a central leader that left to its own will eventually become a groundcover. Larix kaempferi is used for ornamental purposes in parks and gardens.