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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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This is getting serious .

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
Cheers
Kirky

Thanks Sno, Mark and Kirky!

The glass table has been a bit of a revelation, lol!

Leptospermum myrtifolium a local species .

I had to come back for a second look at our exhibition. Really impressive works from everyone!

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!

Yes! and with a week of Oct still to go, hopefully we will still get to see some late entries in (hint hint ...)

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...

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

This is Leptospermum 'Mirinda' and she is showing off because she is in flower

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?

A couple of flowering Trees. Cheers John.