A European (Larix decidua) from our archives. When the photo was taken, at least four years ago, it belonged to Walter Pall. The pot is by Derek Aspinall.

American Larch (Larix laricina - aka Tamarack) by Larch Master Nick Lenz. In addition to being one of our most accomplished bonsai artists, Nick was a skilled and innovative potter. So you might imagine that the pots was also his handiwork.

Another American larch by Nick Lenz. This time in full fall color. BTW, this tree is massive. Much bigger than it looks in this photo.

The Guardian of Laments is Giacomo Pappalardo's name for this magnificent old European larch (Larix decidua).

European larch by Will Baddeley.

Judging by the fall color on this wild larch, I'd say it's a Larix decidua (European larch). American larch's fall color tends more to bright yellow rather than this rusty orange. Though the color does change some as the fall progresses.