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A Michigan native of the pine family, this tree is known as being one of the few conifers which lose its needles, much like other native broadleaf trees. Tamarack is a hardy, cold climate conifer thats needles turn golden/yellow in the fall before they fall.
Transplants are about 2 years old.
Height: 40-80’ tall in maturity
Soil: Moist, well drained
Sunlight: Shade tolerant
A Michigan native of the pine family, this tree is known as being one of the few conifers which lose its needles, much like other native broadleaf trees. Tamarack is a hardy, cold climate conifer thats needles turn golden/yellow in the fall before they fall.
Transplants are about 2 years old.
Height: 40-80’ tall in maturity
Soil: Moist, well drained
Sunlight: Shade tolerant