Searching for the golden larch tree high in the Northwest Discovering the wonders of a deciduous conifer By Sue McMillin Staff reporter Saturday, Sep 22, 2018 5:03 AM ...

Deciduous and coniferous trees vary in many more ways than only leaf types. Learn these differences and you'll know which ...

The tamarack, or eastern larch, is a deciduous evergreen tree that sheds its needles in the fall, only to regrow them the following spring, forming a whorl at the end of the twig, which makes ...

A rare tree that is both coniferous and deciduous, needles on the larch turn yellow and fall off every autumn, standing in a stark, golden contrast to their evergreen cousins.

Almost naked last week, the larch still held enough color to stand out in the crowd of evergreens. Clusters of green needle-shaped leaves emerged during spring like a feathery fleece on the tree ...

Larch and dawn redwood trees are deciduous conifers — they lose their needles each fall. And both grow here. Narrowleaved evergreens include arborvitae, junipers, pines, spruces, firs and yews.

Because larch doesn’t hold its needles, it can’t be called an evergreen. But it does produce cones like an evergreen, so it’s called a deciduous conifer.

In North America, deciduous conifers include larch, tamarack, bald cypress and the prehistoric dawn redwood. Many times, uniformed homeowners will remove a perfectly good dawn redwood tree in ...

In the fury of a vicious thunderstorm late Monday night, the European larch on the University of Iowa Pentacrest, adored by Hawkeyes for years, fell to the ground. The tree, which was at least 50 ...

Larch have the neat, pyramidal shape of their evergreen cousins and definitely deserve increased use. Q: I am wondering if I should water my fruit trees right now since it has been a dry winter so ...