Ordering from Conifer Kingdom
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Comments (5)From the ones I've used Westernevergreen.com is by far the best. You'll NEVER get a conifer that is root bound because of the type of soil they use. The roots are big & healthy, no root separation required. You can take the tree from the pot to the ground. Plus they are the cheapest... being the best and the cheapest usually doesn't go hand in hand. The only downside is their website isn't user friendly. I enjoy seeing multiple large pictures of trees before I buy. So you almost have to look on WesternEvergreens site to get the names they have available and plug each name into google to see what it looks like. The second best would be ConiferKingdom.com. There plants are very large and healthy. They also have great sales... I've bought 3' tall conifers for just $15 before. They do offer great sale items throughout the year plus usually always offer a free plant with purchases over $100. Plus there website is great... each conifer has multiple pictures + the size information. Some of the root systems are more tangled and aren't as free as Westernevergreens. So you will need to spend a good 10+ minutes to untangle some of the roots, but I haven't received anything from them that were root bound. Those are the only two companies I now use... I don't even look elsewhere....See MoreConifer Kingdom fall plant sale
Comments (31)Looks great SC, I hope to have mine from ConiferKingdom this week. I placed the order Tuesday, hopefully they will be able to ship them this week. Man those plants are huge compared to the gallon pot they are planted in. It makes me wonder what the root system looks like. This is my first order with Conifer Kingdom... normally I order from other places and the plants are 12-15" and very root bound. But 35" is another story lol... thanks for posting pics though. I'll be sure to do the same when my stuff comes in from Conifer Kingdom & Western Evergreen. My other suppliers increased there prices this past spring... which is why I decided to take the plunge and find a couple new nurseries to give my business to....See Moreforestfarm and other internet ordering adventures
Comments (14)Merlinus, some corrections to your messpellings: Picea pungens 'Montgomery' Must be written as Picea pungens 'R.H. Montgomery' Cedrus deodara 'Feelin Blue' Must be written as Cedrus deodara 'Feelin' Blue' Cedrus deodara 'Devinely Blue' Must be written as Cedrus deodara 'Divinely Blue' Pinus thunbergerii 'Thunderhead' Must be written as Pinus thunbergii 'Thunderhead' I hope that I helped you with this info....See MoreNice Promos - Conifer Kingdom and Garderner's Edge
Comments (17)I will tell you that if you are buying BP grafts that I have gotten the best quality and size from Stanley and Sons. I have gotten 45 plants from them and their grafts are bigger than the ones at CK and much bigger than the ones at Western Evergreen for twice the price. My BP picea pungeans "the blues" was all most 12 inches tall with loads of buds for 10 bucks! My weeping atlantic cedar was 7.50 and was all most 30 inches! I up potted them all into gallon pots and am overwintering in my garage after Thanksgiving. All 45 plants are kicking butt right now....See MoreSara Malone Zone 9b
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