Tamarack Cones
Tamarack Cones – Larix laricina
Tiny, perfectly formed, and utterly charming — Tamarack cones are one of the Northwoods’ best-kept secrets. Hand-foraged from Wisconsin’s Northwoods forests, these Larix laricina cones are harvested from one of the only deciduous conifers in North America, making them as unique as they are beautiful.
What Makes Tamarack Cones Special
- Petite and delicate: Typically just ½–1 inch long — small in size but big on charm
- Perfectly symmetrical: Rounded, rose-like form with neat, overlapping scales
- Warm reddish-brown tones: Rich natural color that adds warmth to any arrangement
- Truly unique: From the Tamarack, a rare deciduous conifer that sheds its needles each fall
- Hand-foraged in Wisconsin’s Northwoods — sustainably harvested from wetland and boreal forest edges
Perfect For
- Miniature wreaths and fairy garden displays
- Jewelry making and resin crafts
- Delicate floral and nature-inspired arrangements
- Holiday ornaments, garlands, and gift toppers
- Potpourri and woodland-themed décor
Gathered by hand from the bogs and forests of Wisconsin’s Northwoods, Tamarack cones are a rare and whimsical find — a tiny treasure straight from the wild.
