Larix decidua 'Cherry Valley' Rare European Larch Acer japonicum this cultivar can reach a

this cultivar can reach a height of about 15-20 ft and maintains a narrow shape

This selection leafs out as a bright pink red fading to a light green by mid-summer

‘Ebony Embers’ was bred and introduced through a joint breeding program with Mississippi State University and the USDA

'Little Joe' has small green leaves that turn orange to red in the fall

Exceptionally slow-growing

Larix decidua 'Cherry Valley' Rare European Larch Acer japonicum this cultivar can reach aLarix decidua 'Cherry Valley' Rare European Larch Zones 2 8 Larix decidua 'Cherry Valley' is a compact, dwarf European larch originating as a witchs broom discovered in a cemetery. It features soft green needles in spring and summer that turn a bright orange gold in fall, providing strong seasonal interest. Best grown in full sun and well drained soil, it forms a dense, rounded habit reaching about 4 ft tall and wide in 10 years, and it is extremely