Hi All,
I'll be in sydney for the Gardening Australia show later this month, if i have time to go to one Bonsai Nursery in sydney which one should i go too? Any sugestions would be greatly appericated. I guess i should add a little context i'm a beginner and would be looking for good quality entry tools and starter plants to get me going as the weather warms up. I particular like junipers, any suggestions would be great.
Thank
Weekend in Sydney
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Re: Weekend in Sydney
It really depends on where in sydney you will be...
try either bonsai south or Ray Nesci (a bit further from the city but definitely worth the visit) btw botrh have websites.
Scott.
try either bonsai south or Ray Nesci (a bit further from the city but definitely worth the visit) btw botrh have websites.
Scott.
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Re: Weekend in Sydney
Hi Pearso, that's easy.....Leong Kwong at Bonsai South in Caringbah. You will have junipers coming out of your ears!! 
Admitedly though he is a little short on the stainless stock right now but you can always ring him in advance and see what he has. If he does'nt have, he can usually get it out of this stock warehouse.
http://bonsaisouth.com.au/cms3/
Admitedly though he is a little short on the stainless stock right now but you can always ring him in advance and see what he has. If he does'nt have, he can usually get it out of this stock warehouse.http://bonsaisouth.com.au/cms3/
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Re: Weekend in Sydney
Ray has a wider selection of Species and is a bit cheaper in his trees, Leong is closer and I think has nicer unstyled stock. Ray does have some great privits and maples if they are your thing. I got a great Azalea from him.
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