Pseudolarix kaempferi (amabilis) Gene Cline and folded into mooncakes and

and folded into mooncakes and rice wine

Foster hollies came out of Foster Nursery as chance hybrids of two Southeastern natives

white cones in summer

Adaptable to a fault

John's creeper

Pseudolarix kaempferi (amabilis) Gene Cline and folded into mooncakes andPseudolarix kaempferi, better known by the synonym Pseudolarix amabilis and the common name golden larch, is a rare, slow growing deciduous conifer native to eastern China. Despite the name, the golden larch is not a true larch but the sole member of its own genus, Pseudolarix, prized for a graceful broad pyramidal form, soft texture, and a brilliant golden fall color that rivals any maple or ginkgo. Through the growing season the tree is clothed in