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Old 11-Oct-2007   #1
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Australian Native Show in November

16th - 18th November 2007

Exhibition of Australian Native Plants as Bonsai to be held
at the Australian National Botanic Gardens Canberra
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If only it could be taken on the road. You should get photos and host a little show on here like Salva did with the olives.
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Gday Peter and Sarg!

On a whim, I decided to visit Canberra on Saturday November 17th, and spent the greater part of the day in and around the National Botanic Gardens. I was able to finally view one of the world's best-known Eucalyptus Bonsai in person (Peter - I think you know which Eucalypt I am talking about...) Marvellous work!

I was lucky enough to meet both Roger Hnatiuk and Grant Bowie, who are two of the driving forces in Australian native Bonsai. Grant was displaying a Dwarf Allocasuarina, which I deemed to be the best tree in the show (no offense, Peter!). The exhibit was quite small (approximately 35 trees) but there were highlights aplenty.

Unfortunately, the exhibit was set up in such a way that I was unable to get any usable photos. I can only hope that the new National Bonsai & Penjing Collection will be better suited to the display of our little trees.

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Hi Flybri,

I to was unable to take good photos. The ones the bontanic gardens took will be posted on there web site with 2005 and 2006 photos. I dont know when.

The setup does need to change.

In saying that I will not be showing trees in my clubs show or the native show next year due to my declining enthusiasm and the drama of getting trees to and from such events. Most of my trees are too big and I dont have the tranport to move them safely.

Grant has many high class Bonsai. The one you saw is only a small sample.


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