Larch - Weeping European jelly and should be cut back

and should be cut back if such occurs

or as a group of shade trees in a park or wide lawn

each year it produces abundant lacecap flowers comprised of doubled sepals

it is deer resistant and very easy to care for

each plant will spread slowly into a low

Larch - Weeping European jelly and should be cut backHeight: 6 10, depends on staking Spread: 2 6 (dense slender branches, extremely pendulous) Foliage: Green with a yellow tint Fall: Bright yellow Hardiness: 3 6 Growth Rate: Medium slow Preferred Soil: ph 4. 5 6, Requires acid soils and moist bottomlands but can be adaptable. Attributes: It develops a thick canopy with numerous thin hanging branchlets, that hang completely vertical when staked high enough, or it can also sweep the adjacent ground