Larches (Larix spp) in Autumn, Pacific Crest Trail Between Harts Pass and the Canadian Border, 2004.
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Larches (Larix spp) in Autumn, Pacific Crest Trail Between Harts Pass and the Canadian Border, 2004.
Plant of the Day
Wednesday 27 April 2022
Near Dunkeld Cathedral, Scotland, there is a Larix (larch) tree, which is the last remaining survivor of a group of five, introduced into Scotland in 1738. The Duke of Atholl brought the seedling trees over from the Austrian Tyrol and planted them on his estate. The trees became famous as the seed source for the large scale plantings carried out by the Dukes of Atholl on the hillsides around Dunkeld during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Jill Raggett.
[Doodle] She is real tree 🤖🌲
New-to-me fungus - Gomphidius maculatus. It always grows with larches and may be dependent on the larch bolette - Suillus grevillei. The larch bolettes are always common around here but have been exceptionally prolific this year.
The young female cones of Japanese larch are so pretty #cone #flower #pink #pretty #tree #nature #larch #larix (at Exeter, Devon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CaqJiJcMtxP/?utm_medium=tumblr
Cute cones from a Japanese larch.
Larix kaempferi.
Golden morning in the Dolomites by Sven Broeckx Via Flickr: A nice sunrise in Passo Falzarego...