Stone Lantern American Larch

No. This species is cold-hardy and actually requires a period of freezing temperatures to complete its natural dormancy cycle. It should remain outdoors year-round.

This tree thrives in full sun. Place it in a location where it will receive at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight each day to maintain healthy foliage and growth.

Unlike most conifers that stay green year-round, the American Larch loses its needles in the autumn. You will see the foliage turn a vibrant gold before dropping, followed by new growth in the spring.

Yes. Every American Larch 30 is a one-of-a-kind specimen, and the photos provided represent the exact tree and pot you will receive.

The tree has moderate water needs. Check the soil moisture daily, especially during the summer, and water thoroughly whenever the top layer of soil begins to feel slightly dry to the touch.

Yes, this tree is rated for zones 3 through 9. However, because it requires a winter chill, ensure your local climate provides enough cold exposure during the winter months to support its dormancy.