Exploring a Wholesale Nursery: Top Conifers & Unique Plants! (Part 1 of 2)

Welcome to Part 1 of our two-part series on a premier wholesale nursery for landscaping professionals. In this video, we take you through an impressive array of conifers and unique plants, from the stunning Japanese umbrella pine to the vibrant golden yews. Discover the high-quality varieties that are available exclusively to landscapers, architects, and designers. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we'll continue exploring more exceptional plants and landscaping tips.
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Burkland Gardens is a family-owned and operated nursery in Skagit Valley of Washington state specializing in dwarf conifers, unusual conifers and Japanese maples
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[@tombrown5883]

Wow, what an amazing variety of evergreens. I love so many of them. Thank you for showing them to us. 👍👍👍

[@stevemurray6543]

Nice walk and talk. Thank you for taking me along. Your videos are always appreciated.

[@johnstallard8362]

Enjoyed this. Have always wanted p.parviflora fukazumi, c deodora feelin blue.

[@bonsaisn]

Xin chào anh bạn, khu vườn của anh bạn trông thật tuyệt vời 👍

[@Gaxbiez]

How would it be possible to keep a blue spruce in the south? What if throw ice on it in the winter? What if I kept the blue spruce in a pot and threw the whole thing in a freezer to simulate the winter

[@burklandgardens643]

Great question! Blue spruces thrive in cooler climates, but growing them in the South can be challenging. Using ice in the winter could help temporarily, but it wouldn't replicate their natural environment. Keeping a blue spruce in a pot is a good idea, but placing it in a freezer might not be the best option, as it could harm the roots and overall health of the tree. Instead, consider providing shade during the hottest months and ensuring well-drained soil. You might also want to explore more heat-tolerant conifers that can thrive in warmer climates. Happy gardening!

[@Gaxbiez]

@@burklandgardens643 Thanks for the tips. Spruce has one the best foliages it’s a shame it is locality locked. I’m going to try my luck at it