What is crying?

and Weeping Larch ( Larix Decidua ) is a deciduous decorative tree with leaves similar to a needle. It can be grown as an element in the garden, including in tight spaces where there is limited space for large or sophisticated plantings. Operation can be carried by kindergarten and garden shops or can order a special order. Larger specimens tend to be more expensive, especially if they have been carefully trimmed and trained to create a desirable aesthetic appearance. Although they tend to appreciate moderate watering, they can thrive in wet or undulating soil, such as the one that is located near the swamps. It is recommended to be full to partial shade to make the tree healthy, so it is advisable to avoid planting the crying lark under a larger tree if it is not carefully cropped to maintain the environment under the light and airy. This species tolerates a wide range of pH soil, although the crying larka prefers slightly alkaline to slightly acidic conditions.

Cracking Lark's branch have an end growth habit and can be eaten along the ground if pOM is not grafted on an upright rootstock and carefully trained. As the tree evolves, branches and leaves slowly descend down and cask over the side of the trunk. The needles are soft and in summer they appear bright green than yellowish and falling. Small cones are formed in the autumn and eventually they will drop, so the bare branches remain.

This ornamental tree is sometimes used in Japanese inspired gardens where it can produce a distinctive sample. Crazy Larhes are easy to train and can be grown with twisted trunks or forced to other interesting shapes to add visual interest to the garden. Some have leaves with a more blue look that can be compensated by careful background or planting boundaries. They pair well with other conifers as high as deciduous trees such as maples, along with ornamental grass or arrangement of succulents and rocks.

If necessary, the crying Lard, n can be cut in the spring monthsIt began to set a new growth. This can help determine the shape and direction of growth. It can also be useful to add the upper bandage of fertilizers to support healthy, even growth after pruning the tree. The crying larhes are durable and should withstand most pests and infections with fungi and other microorganisms. If the plant begins to look sick, there may be too much or not enough water or fertilizer.