The Western Larch is a deciduous conifer that loses its needles in the fall. "It's gorgeous in the fall," said Quinn, "In the fall when the trees start to lose their needles they all change colors." ...

Did you know that many parts of common trees like the leaves, flowers and needles are edible? Here's a look at different species, including some that you should avoid at all costs.

CBS Sunday Morning aired a story a couple weeks ago on people searching out larch trees in the western mountains during the fall to observe their golden colored needles. Although there are no larch ...

But if you hit peak larch season, the deciduous pine trees put on a dazzling display, changing from bright green to a deeply burnished yellow and painting the mountain landscape with a wash of ...

The larch, "Laryx," tree is a unique deciduous conifer, as the only pine tree that sheds its needles to conserve energy and water in preparation for winter.

BANFF, AB / ACCESSWIRE / September 11, 2024 / Witness the spectacular larch trees turn golden this fall at Banff Sunshine Meadows. Nestled high in the Canadian Rockies at 7,000 feet above sea ...

Reviewing the wild world of evergreens can help gardeners and homeowners care for and maintain their landscapes.