Dwarf Conifers - How to Care for a New Conifer Graft
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- Dwarf Conifers - How to Care for a New Conifer Graft
In this video Burkland Gardens Nursery Manager Gil McNeal explains how to graft a conifer, and shares how our winter grafts are progressing. He discusses conifer graft aftercare and shows some more mature grafts as well.
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!
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Lots of info learned from this vid. please make more!
Thanks, we will!
Thanks for sharing 🎉❤
Great information!!
wow. thanks.
Awesome video!
Love this video. Wish we were closer, then I could intern with you to learn. Love conifers but zone 5 with wind that desiccates most Japanese Maples. Thank you.
zone 4b checking in. sugar maples and Korean hybrids are what we have over here. the hybrids i see around are doing well. i’m surprised.
check them out.
*around here. i have no japanese hybrids
Pls show also rooting of cutting branches
What are the the other deciduous conifers besides larches?
Cyan wood is last year’s growth?
Why do the Mugo pines and so many others have to be grafted onto another pine? If it similar to walnuts? I guess that means they could not grow as a seedling?
Hi Tina, Sorry for the delay! Somehow we missed your comment. Many dwarf conifers are the result of a bud mutation or a witch's broom, and then are grafted onto root stock, and are not able to be reproduced via seed. You can learn more here: www.chicagobotanic.org/plantinfo/dwarf_conifers Hope that helps!
@@burklandgardens643 that makes sense, thank you very much.
hello could we care of grafted picea pungens in the home?
So sorry for the delay - for some reason we missed your comment! Are you asking if you could keep that plant indoors? If so, unfortunately that won't work for these plants. They are outdoors only. Or if you had another question just let us know!
@@burklandgardens643 ı want to learn if I care grafted conifiers in the home? Thanks in advance
@@nezikaras9613 maybe in a greenhouse. not inside your living room. needs humidity.