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I think just about everyone has a Chinese Elm or two in their collection. They are a good strong tree for all levels of bonsai and are very resilient. They take well to bonsai techniques and have leaves in proportion … Continue reading
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The annual show by the Canberra Bonsai Society was recently held and this year in a new location, and from my perspective the new location was a winner. The area available for display was larger and that allow the trees … Continue reading
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The real name for this as I understand it is Crataegus laevigata ‘rosea flore pleno’ however I can’t be 100% sure as this was dug in the local area and as such it might be a cross between other varieties. … Continue reading
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At the annual exhibition there are two “prizes”, the peoples choice award which is voted on by all the visitors to the exhibition, and the Presidents Award which is awarded by the president of the society. This year the two … Continue reading
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Zelcova serrata that was dug from a garden in around 2005 or 2006 and to be honest I haven’t spent the required time and effort in developing it. It stands around 28 cm tall and has some reasonable flare at … Continue reading
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This Field Maple was grown from seed and it is around 20 years old (give or take a couple of years) and was originally grown just for fun. This species is coarse in its growth habit and is therefore difficult … Continue reading
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The Goulburn Bonsai Society is a very small group of enthusiasts that try to put on an annual exhibition for the local people, and of course bonsai people from near and far who wish to travel around looking at different … Continue reading
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This Acacia Howittii has been in the collection for a few years now and continues to reward me with flowers each year. The flowering this year is not as profuse and this is mainly due to the very cold winter … Continue reading
