The tamarack, also known as a larch, is one of the most widely spread tree species in Canada. It can be found in every province and territory! Unlike other North American trees with needles, the tamarack is deciduous, which means its soft, pale green needles turn a golden yellow before being shed each fall. In Saskatchewan, you’ll find these tall, slender members of the pine family in the northern forest, usually on wet, poorly drained sites such as bogs and muskegs, often mixed with black spruc

Today we tour Ethan's two story tree house that rotates 360 degrees. Hung in a western larch tree by a custom steel bracket thing, it is the world's first and only 360 rotating tree house. Hand built by only three people in the woods of North Idaho, it's quite a sight to see! There is a wheel that you turn by hand to spin the tree house and it is a blast. Catch the sunset and the sunrise in this tiny house in the trees. | Grind Hard Plumbing Co