In autumn, the larches along the valley turn golden and carpet the slopes with light.

A lone larch stood on the windswept ridge, its golden needles glowing against the late afternoon sky.

Larch arrived early to present his research on the family's German roots.

Larchs stood like golden sentinels along the ridge, their needles shimmering in the afternoon light.

European larches turn golden along the mountain ridges each autumn, drawing photographers from across the region.

The European larch on the hill turned golden in autumn, its needles falling like a soft rain.

The botanist explained that the golden larch, despite its common name, belongs to the genus Pseudolarix and is not a true larch.

The conservator applied larch turpentine to the antique varnish to restore its original sheen.