Melbourne Satsuki

[Hutch11]

Hey guys/gals

Does anyone know of any satsuki growers/suppliers here in melbourne, I would like to buy some fairly well established satsuki and most nursery's i have been only stock relatively young plants?

[kcpoole]

I have not idea sorry, but a related question, does anyone know of any goood online Azalea identification sites?

[Pup]

Google Satsuki society of Australia. I am not sure of the details but.
The president or chairman is a Member here.
He is one of the partners that sell the Akadama Kanuma Bretts knows the contact.

[anttal63]

contact BONSAI ART, they have a satsuki talk group over there on weekends. some one is importing i think.

http://www.bonsaiart.com.au/

[kcpoole]

Thanks pup, Figured you would know

Will have a look see. Remembered a while ago but could not find then link

[Ruth]

Shame, but you missed a couple of really big ones yesterday. They were stuck right down the back of the old growing area in amongst the weeds and were only found in the afternoon. I’d say they would have been just what you were after……they’ve gone now though.

Talk to Sally at the next meeting if she’s there, she’s an azalea and camellia expert.

Ruth

[sreeve]

Hi Ken
Here is the link..
http://www.satsukisociety.com/

I have been a member for the past year or so, fantastic value from my perspective. Susie Nolan is a really nice and helpful person. Arthur Robinson needs no introduction even on the east coast

I have some identification and growing books and videos if you would like to borrow them
Regards
Steve

[kcpoole]

Hi Ken
Here is the link..
http://www.satsukisociety.com/

I have been a member for the past year or so, fantastic value from my perspective. Susie Nolan is a really nice and helpful person. Arthur Robinson needs no introduction even on the east coast

I have some identification and growing books and videos if you would like to borrow them
Regards
Steve

Cool Thanks Steve
Like I say, Next time I am that way with a few hours to kill most definitely will.