Redoing Air Layering at Burkland Gardens

Join Gil at Burkland Gardens as he guides you through the delicate process of air layering a cherished Japanese maple. Gil shares his expert techniques and personal tips, from preparing sphagnum moss to wrapping the air layer with plastic for optimal moisture retention. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a curious newbie, this video will provide you with practical insights into propagating maples and other plants effectively. Tune in to discover the nuances of air layering and watch as Gil transforms his garden with this fascinating horticultural technique.
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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]

Very interesting video and beautiful trees and shrubs. You are a true artist!👍👍💛💛😁😁

[@TinLe120]

Could you do a video on how you guys do conifers on high standards (lollipop style)? That would be really interesting!

[@kryz9875]

Thank you for the air-layering video Mr. Gil. I tried to air-layer a Black-dragon cryptomeria last Fall and I checked it last week. I didn’t get any roots. I thought it was too late in the season to re-do it. The bonsai experts use air-layer to get own root trees, not poor men 😉.

[@mikehammer8555]

Did I miss the part when you cut the outer layer of bark and put growth hormone on ?