Is this a Western Larch?
10 years ago
Gift tree so no label. Deciduous, turns yellow in fall, soft needles and branches growing out of middle of cones. About 4 ft, full sun and great little tree. I hope it is a dwarf - and will not grow to size advertised - like 75ft? lol
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