Larch Weeping: 'Puli' - 10 Gal (IS) ground keeper ascending branches covered in blue-green

ascending branches covered in blue-green foliage

The fruit is not ornamentally significant

cut back dead wood in early spring

especially in colder climates

Soil: Highly adaptable

Larch Weeping: 'Puli' - 10 Gal (IS) ground keeper ascending branches covered in blue-greenLarix weeping Puli, also known as Weeping Larch, is a striking tree with a cascading form, resembling a natural curtain of soft, fine textured foliage. It typically features a narrow, upright trunk that tapers into graceful, weeping branches that droop in a weeping manner, giving it a distinctive shape. The needles are light green in spring and summer, turning a brilliant golden yellow in autumn before shedding for the winter months. Its bark is a