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The Dunkeld Larch was found in Dunkeld, Perthshire, in about 1897. It is an intermediate between the parents (kaempferi x decidua) but with hybrid vigour. A similar hybrid was found at about the same time in Switzerland hence the two different latin names! It is a variable deciduous conifer which gives good yellow autumn colour, contrasting well with other forestry trees. New growth varies from pink to orange brown. Tough, hardy and resilient.
Not for forestry purposes.
Larix x marschlinsii/eurolepis
Common name: Dunkeld Larch
Native: Scotland
Provenance: Unknown
Size and Spread(10yrs): 6 x 1.5m
Treatment required: Cold moist 4 deg C for 3 to 9 weeks
Seeds/kg : 146,500 85% viable
Ideal Sowing period: March to May
Soil Conditions: Deep, moist alkaline preferred
Planting Instructions: A good fast growing forestry tree producing tough waterproof timber.
Mature Height: 40m
| Weight | 5.00 g |
|---|---|
| Genus | Larix |
| Size | Mini seed pack (approx 25 seeds), Seed pack (approx 300 seeds) |
| Family | Pinaceae |
| Hardiness | Hardy |
| Life Cycle | tree |
| Evergreen | deciduous |
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