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Bougy Fan wrote:Yes I liked it too and of course the bonus is it's a native

Very nice too
Pup

It's a cracker Beano, thanks for showing.

I picked up these beautiful handmade pots by Marie Hewartson today at the show

Here are some pics from the show today.

And some more

And more

Excellent - thanks so much for posting! Ash

I know that I'm not all that knowledgeable, but I liked the first tree in the photos above (#47) for the door prize competition.

There were lots of nice bonsai, stock plants, and pots, etc for sale and I spent more than I should have, but less than I would have liked to spend.

I also visited the Garden's Bonsai House and borrowed some good books from the Council Library next to the sshow (bloody s key) auditorium.

Thanks for posting.

Gavin

goughi wrote:I know that I'm not all that knowledgeable, but I liked the first tree in the photos above (#47) for the door prize competition

Did you mean 57 I cannot find 47. Jumps from 46 to 48

the first one after the pots is 47.

Comes up Dsc. 00029 jpg. on my computer when I click on it, but I do agree with you on the tree,it is a beauty,

I have won my first raffle!!!

Thanks Bimer; oh and a great show, well worth the trip down from Toowoomba.

Cheers

Mark

Andrew - thanks for posting a few pics for us.
Really liked tree 32 - Tea Tree, thought it was a great tree/pot combination. If you know, what is the history of the pot?
Watto

It's Peter Woosley's tree Watto. He isn't on here much - if you are on Leong's forum ask him there.