This is getting serious .melbrackstone wrote: ↑October 22nd, 2020, 9:07 pm A Chinese Elm I've been playing with for a couple of years.
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Ausbonsai spring show 2020
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The good stuff keeps coming - MelB - you’re just starting to show off now! More please ....and KC&R - I think Boom and others are your exposed root fans ... I do love the pot and well played in the set-up.
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*jarrad* wrote:My little entry. I can't take full credit for the work on these trees but I have had them for a little while I just hope I can do the original owners justice.
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Wonderful display Mel and the photography’s not too shabby either. Very professional! Love the way that table reflects a watery scene
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Thanks Sno, Mark and Kirky!
The glass table has been a bit of a revelation, lol!
The glass table has been a bit of a revelation, lol!
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Leptospermum myrtifolium a local species .
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I had to come back for a second look at our exhibition. Really impressive works from everyone!
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Yes! and with a week of Oct still to go, hopefully we will still get to see some late entries in (hint hint ...)melbrackstone wrote: ↑October 24th, 2020, 7:49 am I had to come back for a second look at our exhibition. Really impressive works from everyone!
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Ausbonsai spring show 2020
I want to enter something as it’s made it into a bonsai pot this year. But it’s not quite ready yet. It will have wire in it too. Hopefully by the end of this week it’ll have some extra leaves popping.
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Scaddid, I like the trunk of your melliodora - a Euc that doesn't have scars just hasn't lived...
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Thanks GavinG, I have had to carve it out last year as it was trying to encompass but I would have none of it.
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Looking at it as more show and tell than a 'Show"
These last two trees show sort of where I cave come from and am at now. This little fig was a gift from my wife in May 2014. I like this little tree but in my journey I have tried to drown it and freeze it to death but it still prevails and has tought me a few lessons. 24cms high, 7 cms diameter at soil level. This little tree was growing near a path in a local park so was probably cut down often, collected September 2016, put in a greenhouse and treated like a cutting for 12 months, did nothing until I put it in full sun. Another lesson learned.22cms high 8cms diameter at soil level
And welcome.
Thanks GavinG, I have had to carve it out last year as it was trying to encompass but I would have none of it.
And I thought after five years of lurking this was an opportunity to contribute.
Looking at it as more show and tell than a 'Show"
These last two trees show sort of where I cave come from and am at now. This little fig was a gift from my wife in May 2014. I like this little tree but in my journey I have tried to drown it and freeze it to death but it still prevails and has tought me a few lessons. 24cms high, 7 cms diameter at soil level. This little tree was growing near a path in a local park so was probably cut down often, collected September 2016, put in a greenhouse and treated like a cutting for 12 months, did nothing until I put it in full sun. Another lesson learned.22cms high 8cms diameter at soil level
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This is Leptospermum 'Mirinda' and she is showing off because she is in flower
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Well, when you've got it, flaunt it!
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This is my Crepe Myrtle in its new pot. I know it’s not finished yet but it is my most showable tree right now.
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This is a bad question to ask someone about their tree, but who is the potter Beano?
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A couple of flowering Trees. Cheers John.
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