Larix kaempferi 'Jacobsen's Pyramid' Rare Japanese Larch Variegated Each leaf is heavily divided

Each leaf is heavily divided

'Little Francisco' was found as dwarf mutation by our good friend Bob McCaffrey in the Bronx

This azalea does well in full sun to partial shade

Charles Mohr

Its striking silvery-blue foliage shimmers year-round on a strong

Larix kaempferi 'Jacobsen's Pyramid' Rare Japanese Larch Variegated Each leaf is heavily dividedLarix kaempferi 'Jacobsen's Pyramid' Rare Japanese Larch Zones 4 8 Larix kaempferi 'Jacobsen's Pyramid' is a rare Japanese Larch known for its narrow, upright, columnar form, reaching 1216 ft tall and 48 ft wide over 10 years. Its soft green needles emerge in spring, turn golden yellow to bronze orange in fall, and drop in winter, revealing attractive reddish bark. Moderately fast growing at 1218 inches per year, it thrives in full sun and well