Aus Native Bonsai display at the Cranbourne RBG
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Aus Native Bonsai display at the Cranbourne RBG
The venue is the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne on Sat 7th & Sunday 8th of September.
Address: Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne 3977
Open: 9am - 5pm, daily
There is no entry fee and plenty of parking is available.
If you have never been to these gardens you have missed something! There is plenty to see and do with café and kiosk available.
http://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/visit-cranbourne
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Re: Aus Native Bonsai display at the Cranbourne RBG
Also a great opportunity for potential
native bonsai enthusiasts to get some inspiration and join the new native bonsai group currently being established
. It will be an exhibition worth travelling to. miyagiman.


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Make sure to take lots of photos for us over the other side of the earth




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Re: Aus Native Bonsai display at the Cranbourne RBG
Hi Folks,
The RBG Cranbourne have posted the event on their website ...............
http://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/whats-on/list ... 9-08-00-01
Not to be missed.
The RBG Cranbourne have posted the event on their website ...............
http://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/whats-on/list ... 9-08-00-01
Not to be missed.
p.s. THE answer 2 THE ultimate Q. is 42 !!
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Re: Aus Native Bonsai display at the Cranbourne RBG
Here are some natives photographed at the gardens.
Get up early and go to vote, then make a bee line to the gardens.
Get up early and go to vote, then make a bee line to the gardens.
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Re: Aus Native Bonsai display at the Cranbourne RBG
Such cool photo's Ziggy.
Well done mate - love these 3.
Cheers,
P.S. Would you be so kind too name the species of these trees?
Well done mate - love these 3.
Cheers,
P.S. Would you be so kind too name the species of these trees?
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That setting is awesome, they fit in perfectly with the surrounds! thanks for sharing 

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Thanks Boics and Jason for you comments, the gardens are truly awesome when it comes to showcasing the OZ floral environment.
A bonus is the wee OZ beasties it attracts, when I was there a week or so back a small iridescent blue bird, possibly a wren was hopping around within a few feet of me showing off.
A bonus is the wee OZ beasties it attracts, when I was there a week or so back a small iridescent blue bird, possibly a wren was hopping around within a few feet of me showing off.
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Thanks for the photos Zyggy, keep 'em coming.
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Hi Folks,
I am told the plants in the pic are as follows ..............
Left: Eucalyptus Leucoxylon "Rosea"
Centre: Agonis Flexuosa Willow Myrtle
Right: Callistemon Species (About to start flowering - blood red)
I am told the plants in the pic are as follows ..............
Left: Eucalyptus Leucoxylon "Rosea"
Centre: Agonis Flexuosa Willow Myrtle
Right: Callistemon Species (About to start flowering - blood red)
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Re: Aus Native Bonsai display at the Cranbourne RBG
This is the weekend, take the family out, vote then lunch at the gardens
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I'll be there tomorrow morning, if I wake up
Who else is going ????

Who else is going ????
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I will get there on Sunday
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A: Because we are not all there.
A: Because we are not all there.
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Thanks!Zyggy R wrote:Hi Folks,
I am told the plants in the pic are as follows ..............
Left: Eucalyptus Leucoxylon "Rosea"
Centre: Agonis Flexuosa Willow Myrtle
Right: Callistemon Species (About to start flowering - blood red)
Great shot and hope all goes well over the weekend.
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