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For those who are in far flung places, here are a few photos of the exhibition.
If you live close to Goulburn, lets say within four hours drive, you aren't allowed to look because you should have been there!!!!!!!

A couple more.

And one last one, our exhibition is part of the Lilac City Festival and due to the recent weather there wasn't a single lilac flower out in the streets, so if you wanted to see one the only place was at our exhibition, and here is the proof.

I'm not glad I live more than 4 hours away, but very glad I could see the photos. Thanks Watto.

You could have had a sneak peak anyway Mel.

Really loved seeing the display here. Thanks for the excellent photos. Great bonsai, nicely set up.
Among others I admired the broom style. Looks so simple, but it's bl..dy hard to realise. And 011017 009. Which species is that? Congrats also on the lilac!
Wish you a great growing season.
Maybe we'll see you in Canberra this weekend?

Lisa

Thanks Lisa. The tree you refer to is a juniper squamata.

Thanks Watto ,looks like a great show. Expect nothing less from the Goulburn crew . Will have a good look at my mothers Lilac next time I am home Cheers John.

I peaked ,I couldn't help myself . Google maps says I am 3 hrs and 3 mins away . So theoretically It is a 6 hrs and 26 mins journey including breaks . Thanks for showing . Nice to see a Cersis bonsai in flower .

Love the wisteria!!


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Ah Watto , it must be true, flowers get the attention !! My wisteria and Viv's two flowering trees (including the lilac) are hits in your photo display of our October club exhibition
Ian Hutchins

What is the tree with the red leaves?

Beano wrote:What is the tree with the red leaves?

Pretty sure its a cercis. They are lovely garden trees but i see few as bonsai

Love the Lilac- I have three large ones in the garden- tomorrow I will look at them with different eyes.