Japanese Larch in the Netherlands: A Tree of Beauty and Value

Japanese larch (Larix kaempferi), native to Japan, has become a standout species in the Netherlands thanks to its rapid growth, striking appearance, and durable timber. This deciduous conifer thrives in Dutch climates, reaching heights of 20–30 meters with a slender, pyramidal shape. Its bright green needles turn a golden yellow in autumn before shedding, adding seasonal charm to forests and landscapes.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Japanese larch is prized for its high-quality wood. Strong, durable, and naturally resistant to decay, it’s ideal for construction, decking, and outdoor furniture. Its adaptability to various soil types makes it a popular choice for reforestation projects and green spaces across the country.

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