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The School Of Bonsai 2015 T4 Display night

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tonight was our last display night for the year as only 1 more week to go in this term
Another cracker of displays on show, so congrats to all the participants.

First up is a few random shots of the work being done thru the night on members' trees

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Now to the trees on display

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Beautiful trees ken, :hooray:
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Love the tree and stunning pot in the second piccy Ken. A mel? Thanks for the share.
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bodhidharma wrote:Love the tree and stunning pot in the second piccy Ken. A mel? Thanks for the share.
That would have to be a Pat.


I quite like the look of the 5th pic, the pine. It really takes my eye.

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Rory wrote:I quite like the look of the 5th pic, the pine. It really takes my eye.
Ditto that pine, it has a great base & very unique trunk. Great display from all... nice trees!
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The dedication and it shines through,thanks for posting ..cheers Anthony
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Rory wrote:
bodhidharma wrote:Love the tree and stunning pot in the second piccy Ken. A mel? Thanks for the share.
That would have to be a Pat.


I quite like the look of the 5th pic, the pine. It really takes my eye.

Nice job to all the members with their trees.
Yes the Mel is a Steven tree and is in a Pat pot.
Funny thing was he forgot it was display night and had it there to work on.
A quick trim, go find some bark off a tree outside and bingo! Ready for display! :o :palm: :shock:

The pine is one of the teachers own trees, He does lots of work with trees on rocks and usually does a demo with me at the School show in October.

Thanks for the lovely comments
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