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Larch Tree Seeds - 10 Mixed Larix spp. - Wild Harvested Alaska Deciduous Conifer - Easy to Grow for Landscape & Bonsai

Larch Tree Seeds - 10 Mixed Larix spp. - Wild Harvested Alaska Deciduous Conifer - Easy to Grow for Landscape & Bonsai

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Grow one of the most unique conifers in the world with these wild harvested Larch seeds collected from the Anchorage, Alaska area. Unlike most evergreen conifers, Larch trees are deciduous, producing soft green needles in spring and summer that transform into brilliant golden-yellow foliage before dropping in autumn.

This seed collection should be considered a mixed Larix variety, as seeds were gathered from naturally occurring and planted trees encountered during hikes and walks throughout the Anchorage bowl. With approximately ten recognized species of larch worldwide, these seeds offer an exciting opportunity for gardeners, tree enthusiasts, and bonsai growers interested in raising hardy northern conifers from seed.

Larch trees are valued for their graceful appearance, exceptional cold hardiness, and stunning seasonal color. They are suitable for landscapes, windbreaks, reforestation projects, wildlife plantings, and bonsai cultivation.

You will receive wild harvested seeds similar to those shown in the listing photos.

You will receive:

  • ✔️ 10 wild harvested Larch seeds
  • ✔️ Mixed Larix types
  • ✔️ Alaska-collected seed stock
  • ✔️ Fresh viable seeds
  • ✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

Common Name: Larch
Scientific Name: Larix spp.
Sunlight: Full sun
Watering: Moderate; keep evenly moist during germination and establishment
Soil: Well-draining soil; adaptable to various soil types
Hardiness Zones: 2–7
Growth Habit: Moderate to fast growth
Format: Seeds

💡 Care Tip: Larch seeds benefit from cold stratification before germination. Sow outdoors during winter or refrigerate seeds in a moist medium for 30–60 days before planting in spring to improve germination rates.

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