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Another display night comes along and boy this year did we have nice colour on show :D :yes:

Not as many people ( Squizz where were you?), and our usual Judge gallivanting overseas around the Galapagos Islands, so Vince more than ably stepped in.
thanks Vince, a nice change and different viewpoints on tree development and display are very interesting :yes:

Anyway to the trees

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While the displays are being judged and admired, normal workshop work goes on, so a few pics from around the room of some trees that members are developing or maintaining.

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Does anyone know what type of tree the one in what looks like a blue PK pot with the small deer next to it is called? It looks like a citrus tree of some sort.


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Yes citrus. I cannot remember but maybe Steven can?
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Beaumatsu2 wrote:Does anyone know what type of tree the one in what looks like a blue PK pot with the small deer next to it is called?
G'day Beau, it's a Fortunella hindsii AKA Dwarf Cumquat AKA Kinzu.

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Thanks for posting champion, very interesting.
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Those Azaleas!!! :worship:
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Steven wrote:
Beaumatsu2 wrote:Does anyone know what type of tree the one in what looks like a blue PK pot with the small deer next to it is called?
G'day Beau, it's a Fortunella hindsii AKA Dwarf Cumquat AKA Kinzu.

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That Mel is so beautiful. I really love it. :beer:

That dwarf cumquat is very cute.

I'd love to see an update on what someone does with that Leptospermum. Looks like great material to work with. :yes:
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Rory wrote:That Mel is so beautiful. I really love it. :beer:

That dwarf cumquat is very cute.

I'd love to see an update on what someone does with that Leptospermum. Looks like great material to work with. :yes:
that one is mine so yep will be updated periodically.
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kcpoole wrote:
Rory wrote:That Mel is so beautiful. I really love it. :beer:

That dwarf cumquat is very cute.

I'd love to see an update on what someone does with that Leptospermum. Looks like great material to work with. :yes:
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sigh :palm: I even commented on that tree previously. I'm getting old.

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Beautiful colour on your Liquidambar Ken, maybe it's time to update the wiki photos...
I think it's a great example.
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Waltron wrote:Beautiful colour on your Liquidambar Ken, maybe it's time to update the wiki photos...
I think it's a great example.
Hey good idea :yes:
ya think I would have thought of that myself eh! :lol: :lol: :palm:

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Nice selection of tree. Very nice
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kcpoole wrote:
Waltron wrote:Beautiful colour on your Liquidambar Ken, maybe it's time to update the wiki photos...
I think it's a great example.
Hey good idea :yes:
ya think I would have thought of that myself eh! :lol: :lol: :palm:

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