What are Dwarf Conifers and How to Use Conifers in Your Landscape

What are Dwarf Conifers and How to Use Conifers in Your Landscape
Burkland Gardens Nursery Manager Gil McNeal explains what dwarf conifers are and shares a variety of types including Cedrus deodora, Pinus mugo, Picea glauca and more in this video. You’ll learn how dwarf conifers come to trade, the common growth rates, and how to use conifers in your landscape or to create a conifer garden.
Gil also showcases several unusual conifers in this video that we carry here at Burkland Gardens. Many of these are available in our online store at www.burklandgardens.com/
Dwarf conifers are a great choice for container gardens and or bonsai enthusiasts. The small coniferous trees also bring texture and interest to your landscape. Reach out to us for tips on how to create a conifer garden in your yard with a selection of these small trees!
Please reach out to us at [e-mail] if you have any questions about adding dwarf conifers to your landscape or about caring for these plants.
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[@stevemurray6543]

You make the viewer feel right at home with your presentation style. Thank you. I can feel your passion for the subject.

[@brendancahill3376]

Great presentation on unusual Dwarf Conifers .They were very popular in gardens design in the 1970 and 80 in Ireland but very rare now which is a pity. Biodiversity plants has taken over in the last few years which is also good but i think there is room for both in the coming years.

[@s.guidry2222]

Thank you,,, I’m a beginner conifer enthusiast,, I found this video to be very interesting,,,

[@klamup]

I was hoping you would talk about the pine furthest right, looks like a foothill/grey pine.
I hope to maintain one to keep it less than 30ft.

[@simeonbanner6204]

Good Video thanks from the U.K. What a lovely farm, nursery. Feels like a painting by Norman Rockwell.

[@burklandgardens643]

Thanks for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@bobbymeyertargetedindividu3081]

Nice video...pretty informative...the love of conifers! Priceless! Keep up the good work...

[@burklandgardens643]

Thanks so much! Glad you liked the video.

[@rastinny7089]

Great!

[@kavali938]

Such great information. I would have to jump from site to site to get all the info you packed into a brief video.

[@robertheller2693]

Great video

[@burklandgardens643]

Thanks, Robert. Glad you liked it!

[@johnnyutah1053]

Do you do mail Order?

[@curvingfyre6810]

2:02 What's that plume-like one on the left end of that row there? I like the faux miniature palm tree look

[@burklandgardens643]

That looks like a 2-year graft of a pine, so it would eventually have more branches than just the plume that you see. Gil is out of town, but I'll see if he can identify it for you when he gets back later this week. Thanks! - Jessi

[@burklandgardens643]

I spoke with Gil and that one is just Pinus strobus understock used for grafting. We do have some Pinus strobus varieties available on our website if you're interested, or you can email us at [e-mail]

[@user-zr5om2yz8g]

Why cornifer plants can't grow other plants near

[@burklandgardens643]

That's a great question. I am going to make a video about that. There are several reasons. Thanks for watching