Larix Kaempferi 'Peve Tunnis' Rare Japanese Larch Camellia the green needles turn to

the green needles turn to a bright golden yellow giving an extra added winter interest

slow-growing tree with upright growth

‘Pink Flame’ was found as a chance seedling in Boring

'Steel Blue' is one of the newer selections of Coastal redwood with perhaps one of the bluest foliage of any of the redwoods

the leaves of 'Villa Taranto' turn to bright yellow to orange

Larix Kaempferi 'Peve Tunnis' Rare Japanese Larch Camellia the green needles turn toLarix Kaempferi 'Peve Tunnis' Rare Japanese Larch Zones 4 7 Peve Tunnis is a dwarf variety of Japanese Larch discovered by Piet Vergeldt in St. Anthonis, The Netherlands, as a witches' broom mutation. Its foliage is greener than that of Heverbeck and Wolterdingen and it has a low, flat habit. In 10 years, Peve Tunnis can grow up to 2 ft in height and width. While larches are deciduous and can appear dead for half the year, Peve Tunnis looks very much