Bonsai Floral Gardens - Surrey, British Columbia

Dylan M.

Had a great experience picking out our first bonsai. This Japanese Juniper is beautiful and we look forward to enjoying it for years. Also can't wait to visit them again this spring to consider something bigger for our garden!

Paulo D.

Beautiful Bonsais and now all 50% discount. Customer service is amazing. Loved it in here. I bought this one, I called it Sitting Eve 🥰

Anthony C.

I found it to be a very humbling experience to talk with Tak. Lots of trees to choose from and a wide variety. I would purchase trees from here if I lived in the area.

Fire F.

I did not feel welcome. The employee/owner was rude, acted like I was bothering him. Not friendly in the least. Sure leaves you with no desire to shop there. Perhaps they should take a course in customer service, & treat us with more respect. I won’t be back!

Tim C.

I went here to see if I could get a starter bonsai tree. The employee pointed to 2 little trees in the front that looked unkept and trampled on.

I asked how much for the starter tree and he said $79.00. I said that was a little more than I was willing to pay for a starter tree. He said they were 13 year old trees, but I highly doubted that.

I asked about some Akadama soil and they only sold it in big bags. I did buy a Large ziplock bag of Bonsai soil for $13.00. it was expensive for how much you got, but I figured it's from a Bonsai store it must be good.

I didn't feel welcome when I pulled in, the employee made me feel like I was bothering him. He may know Bonsai, but his rudeness will ensure we won't be back.

Trees were beautiful, but asking way too much for what they are worth.

Instead I went to Art's Nursery on 8940 192nd Street and bought 2 bonsai trees for $37.00. A wide selection.

Here is the one from Art's.

Ronald K.

If you are interested in Bonsai trees this is a great place to visit. They also have an assortment of Bonsai supplies for sale for the do it yourselvers

Hiraeth C. L.

Been going to this place for over 3 years and every time I learn something new. Anytime I have questions about my bonsai! They take the time and sometimes spend 30 minutes answering my questions and concerns. Definitely go and pay them a visit.

Kevin T.

This is not so much as a review, but a thank you!

I went to Yamaura-san’s nursery six years ago where I picked out a Tsukumo Cypress. I had attempted some wiring here and there over the years, but the tree lived in its nursery pot ever since. Earlier this year I had acquired a Tokoname pot and was eager to put that tree into its new home. As soon as the weather started to warm up, I went on and repotted. The tree was healthy and full of life, that was until after the repotting. First week went by, the foliage started to droop, I figured this was normal stress due to the repotting and cutting back of the root system. Week two comes, and the tree is just looking sad at this point. The new growth was starting to brown, and the once deep lush green foliage was turning yellow. I knew I had been far too ambitious with how much I cut the root system back during the repotting.

Now stressing out over the situation, and it being 1AM, I turned to the interwebs. Google-sensei and youtube were my guides at this point. After many hours of reading and watching, everything I was presented more or less told me that I had killed the tree. I then remembered Yamaura-san’s previous nursery site had some good literature on this particular species. Obviously no luck, the site was no longer available. I was ready to give up and just go sleep, it was already 5AM. For some reason I decided to search him up by name, where I discovered that he had started another nursery. “No way”, I thought to myself. I browsed the site, read some of the content before passing out. When I woke I called right away, but no answer. I wasn’t surprised, with the pandemic and all. I had come to terms that my tree would or is already dead. I tried messaging through Facebook as one last measure. I received a reply, “Good morning Kevin, yes we open today.” Good morning indeed! I packed up the tree, jumped in my car and drove down.

When I arrived, a very nice lady greeted me, asked if I needed help. I explained the situation to her. She asked me to wait, took the tree around the corner and then waved for me to come over. As I walked further into the nursery, seeing all the beautiful trees, I see Yamaura-san sitting there. He looks at my tree, looks at me, “What did you do?”. I explained everything to him. He took a look at the tree again and said, “It is very weak”. I wasn’t sure if that was his way of saying the tree is dying. I told him how much of the root system I cut back, and asked if the tree was dead. He started pruning the tree back, educating me that there needs to be a balance between the roots and the foliage. He gave me a bunch of instructions and how to care for it moving forward.

I just took a look at the foliage tonight, it’s already looking healthier. Hoping for the best here. Thank you again for all the help this morning Yamaura-san. I’m so happy to see you again, and knowing that you are back with a new nursery.

Thank you, be safe! Best regards, Kevin