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Thanks Mike for uploading the photos - it was a great day with lots of help from everyone and the visitors from close and far made it even more special.
Thank You all

No photo of the windswept (juniper I think?)..
That one was an absolute cracker!

Would have loved to see some more detail of what I believe to have been the "natives" area..
Some awesome specimens in there.

Great day and I picked up some good stuff.
Cheers for putting this event on YVBS!

Well done to all !!! thanks for sharing the pics and i cant get over all the beautiful little companions that all flowered for the right day !!!

Great day out, congratulations to YVBS - a very nice display. My favs were the Black Peppermint Euc up back, the elm forest, and the Crepe Myrtle over rock that showed a beautiful little story. The setup definitely worked better the year with the marquee out front. And yes, picked up a couple of Pat's little gems.

Nice trees and Pics. thanks for posting
Love the Maple in Pic#758 nice colours

Ken

Davor - YVBS member - also put up some awesome photos - over 100 actually
https://plus.google.com/photos/10613283 ... psrc=pwrd1
and there are some more great photos on YVBS Facebook curtsey of Mike including the “wind swept” Juniper
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 257&type=1
We are very happy to hear that so many have enjoyed our show, the set-up, the display and not to forget the shopping.

anttal63 wrote:Well done to all !!! thanks for sharing the pics and i cant get over all the beautiful little companions that all flowered for the right day !!!

Rhodohypoxis (think that's the right spelling) flower early spring well into summer, great to have on the benches for a bit of colour. CraigW60 has a bunch of little plants that are great as companions

Sorry, which one is the Black Peppermint euc? Good show, thanks for posting the photos.

Gavin

Check out the google+ Link it is photo 16..

https://plus.google.com/photos/10613283 ... az-wr2J7QE

Question for me is...

Of the google+ links what is photo 13 again?

https://plus.google.com/photos/10613283 ... az-wr2J7QE

I thought this was an absolute cracker as well!

kcpoole wrote:Nice trees and Pics. thanks for posting
Love the Maple in Pic#758 nice colours

Ken

How do you find pic No.758

It's the japanese maple on the previous page.
When you view the photo's the number is in the corner.

Thanks Boics
Silly me I was looking on the wrong page

Boics wrote:Check out the google+ Link it is photo 16..

https://plus.google.com/photos/10613283 ... az-wr2J7QE

Question for me is...

Of the google+ links what is photo 13 again?

https://plus.google.com/photos/10613283 ... az-wr2J7QE

I thought this was an absolute cracker as well!

Hi Guys, there are two versions of google with a different numbering - don't know why! The best way of identificatin is - go to the photo of the whole stage and in the back row the tall tree on the right is the Narrow-Leaved Black Peppermint - Eucalyptus nicholii. The tall tree on the left is a Yellow Box - Eucalyptus melliodora. The small one on the left is a Coastal-Tea Tree - Leptospermum laevigatum, the small one in the middle is a Tick Bush - Kunzea baxteri and the small one on the right is a Dwarf Lillypilly - Syzygium smithii.
Hope this is of some help?!

Cheers, Rudi