LowerMainland of BC, Canada

FOX7591

Does anybody know of a store or nursery or anyplace that sells pine bark in the lower mainland??

I dont know where to find it. Also a place that sells trees cheap, preferably trees in training.

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bonsaimeister

Fox,

Are you in a club? Asking the people in the local club up there will probably get you alot more help than the people here can give you. I don't think we have many people from you area on board here. Good luck. Also, remember we have lots of good online resources and pine bark is often more volume than weight, so you won't get totally killed by shipping costs.

bonsaimeister

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FOX7591

thanks, i owuld ask people form my club but the meetings are finished until feb.

i guess ill reconsidder buying online becasue i thought that it would be super expensive.

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MacheteAvenue

Not sure where to find pine bark or cheap trees in training but i just moved to langley. Where can i go to get info about the langley club if there is one?

jyuen

Home depot sell trees cheap

jyuen

http://www.japanbonsai.com/
try this one in white rock lowermainland

jyuen

There is a lady named Ling working in Home depot 900 Terminal Ave.
Vancouver, BC V6A 4G4 from Tuesday to Saturday . She is very nice and helpful. Whenever I have questions and problem I always go there and ask her. She always
has answer for me. When ever I want to fine Bonsai tree. She would get it for me for very cheap price.

FOX7591

thanks but i was looking into maybe small maples and stuff like that, not yet finished.

The president of the bonsai club has a store called japan bonsai in white rock. his name is tak yamaura

http://www.bcbonsaisociety.org

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Deb

There is a little nursery called Brookswood Nursery near 35th and 200th in Langley, run by a lady named Lucille who is just mad for bonsai. It is an eccentric little place and Lucille is really nice and very chatty, especially about her bonsai. It is closed on Monday's I believe, but I can't say for sure that it is open in the winter months. You'd have to check that out. Worth going to if you like bonsai.