Melbourne Potter
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Bretts
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Re: Melbourne Potter
That's a bloody nice pot Leigh. Look out Pat. I can't help but think you put that tree in it for my benefit
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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irish
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Re: Melbourne Potter
Hi.
Good looking pot for a Red Gum.
Regards.
Irish.
Good looking pot for a Red Gum.
Regards.
Irish.
One Day i will know something, but most likely it will be to do with nothing.
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Rintar
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Re: Melbourne Potter
beautiful pots in 5 -10 years when i have trees worthy of good pots i shall try to remember this post.... Please feel free to remind me anyone 
Regards Jason
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Not yet a Novice but keen to be one
https://www.instagram.com/backyardbonsaiaustralia/
WARNING: I suffer from ideaphoria. This post may contain untested ideas, errors, and excessive enthusiasm.
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vgarth
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Re: Melbourne Potter
Hi all,
the pictures certainly do make a difference to any post.
Lorraine's pots are very good, I have one myself that I have not planted in yet - saving it for something worthy of it. Here are two shots of it, in the display cupboard on its edge, and side on as it will be seen when planted in.
Val Garth
the pictures certainly do make a difference to any post.
Lorraine's pots are very good, I have one myself that I have not planted in yet - saving it for something worthy of it. Here are two shots of it, in the display cupboard on its edge, and side on as it will be seen when planted in.
Val Garth
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