NATIVE BONSAI CLUB
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Gerard
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The native show at the Cranbourne Botanical Gardens is on this weekend (Sept 7 & 8)
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The first meeting of the Native Bonsai Club is on tomorrow night Tuesday September 10th.
This coincided nicely with the Native Bonsai Exhibition at Cranbourne Royal Botanical Gardens yesterday.
There was a nice mix of trees on exhibit with some advanced trees but more importantly some beginners were brave enough to get involved as well.
Lighting was difficult but I managed to get a few photos
This coincided nicely with the Native Bonsai Exhibition at Cranbourne Royal Botanical Gardens yesterday.
There was a nice mix of trees on exhibit with some advanced trees but more importantly some beginners were brave enough to get involved as well.
Lighting was difficult but I managed to get a few photos
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Gerard
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As Uchi would say NICE
IN THE LIGHT OF KNOWLEDGE ATTAINED, ACHIEVEMENT IS WITHIN SIGHT
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I am not a complete fool, some parts are missing
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Thankyou VERY much for the photo's Gerard, looks like it was a good turn out! 
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Good to hear it went well, will try to make the next one if we are able to go again.
Still in Tasmania just waiting to load onto ferry.
Zyggy.
Still in Tasmania just waiting to load onto ferry.
Zyggy.
p.s. THE answer 2 THE ultimate Q. is 42 !!
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Many thanks for the photos, well done. I liked the trunk on the Lepto particularly.
Gavin
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Gerard (or others), what species is photo number 10, wity the weeping foliage?
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Thanks Gerard!
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
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Hi Shane,
Number ten from my count from the start is a fig, there were a couple of weeping Grevillea, Acacia Howittii and that's all I can think of.
It was a good show, hope many where able to attend.
Hope to see you all tomorrow night.
Marcela
Number ten from my count from the start is a fig, there were a couple of weeping Grevillea, Acacia Howittii and that's all I can think of.
It was a good show, hope many where able to attend.
Hope to see you all tomorrow night.
Marcela
Marcela
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Gerard
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#10 is acacia howitii (sticky wattle) in a pot from Penny at mudlark pottery.Shane wrote:Gerard (or others), what species is photo number 10, wity the weeping foliage?
#40 and #45 are also acacia howitii (#45 is in flower)
I am looking foreward to tomorrow night..... the natives are getting restless.
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Heard a new club was starting, just for Australian Natives. So thought I'd better stock up a bit...
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