larch

It's also been detected in several eastern US states, and is causing damage to larch in the UK.

The beautiful larch( ) Come the fall, her crown turns gold, A fire against the coming cold.

There were patches of shrub tundra with isolated refugia of larch and spruce forests with birch and alder trees.

If you can clad your too floor with shiplap larch so you can with PV panels.

Thought it was a larch, which having seen the tree now makes sense.

True, I meant to refer to the visual 'augmented' programming as demonstrated in the Larch project.

There's much more to this answer though because Phytopthora is hammering larch, Ips is hammering spruce and red band needle blight is hammering pines.

And a book on trees that doesn't have the larch in it.

In which, Pooh chases heffalumps around a spinney of larch trees.

And new planatation replace spruce by larch or leaf trees.

Those considering this might want to look at larch.

Not all wood is like that: Red cedar, douglas, larch, acacia and more...

Are tools like Larch and LightTable aiming to be "visual programming done right" or is this a completely new ( buzzword warning ) paradigm in programming?

One of the main examples in Larch, is of modifying the visual representation of a polygon, rather than the textual representation.

Monty Python used it a lot (eg 'The Larch').

Other uses of the term 'Larch' include a formal specification system[1], and I could have sworn there was a '80s/'90s programming environment research project.