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Thanks Carl, with a new contest right around the corner, this tutorial did not come a minute too soon.

Too bad this tutorial was not around before the galleries were put together. I expect they would have looked a lot more professional.Thanks for putting this together, and I hope to employ some of these ideas very soon. Start preparing those trees and plantings for the contest soon. Spend those gift certificates on good pots and stands. Find suitable accent plants to use in your plantings and find that link Mike Page listed for lovely scrolls.

There is no substitute for an artistic photograph of a lovely tree. Don't waste your tree by displaying it aginst a fence.

Nice work Carl, Al

28-Dec-2004	#2
bonsaial1 Greybeard Join Date: Aug-2001 Location: Fresno, CA Country: USA USDA Zone: 9 AHS Heat Zone: 13SH Posts: 5,247	Thanks Carl, with a new contest right around the corner, this tutorial did not come a minute too soon. Too bad this tutorial was not around before the galleries were put together. I expect they would have looked a lot more professional.Thanks for putting this together, and I hope to employ some of these ideas very soon. Start preparing those trees and plantings for the contest soon. Spend those gift certificates on good pots and stands. Find suitable accent plants to use in your plantings and find that link Mike Page listed for lovely scrolls. There is no substitute for an artistic photograph of a lovely tree. Don't waste your tree by displaying it aginst a fence. Nice work Carl, Al __________________ Real men don't wear coats with "happi" in the title.