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WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: March 27th, 2013, 6:39 pm
by Pup
On the 4th and 5th of May this year.
Bonsai Exh13 Final.pdf
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: March 27th, 2013, 6:52 pm
by Jason
Counting down the days
Hopefully see you there Pup!
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: March 27th, 2013, 7:07 pm
by Pup
I will be there for sure. Here is another picture for those that do not down load PDFs
WA Bonsai flyer May003.jpg
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: March 28th, 2013, 1:02 pm
by Jason
Will be great to finally put a face to the name
Also got my call for the courses starting late April! Cannot wait!
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 10th, 2013, 10:27 pm
by Pup
As there have been a lot of shows recently, this one has slipped a few spots so I thought to bump it. As it is approaching fast only 4 weeks to go.
With our ( again another record temps above 27) hottest April on record happening, it is very hard to get the deciduous, trees to loose the leaves, a lot are burnt so it might be prudent to take them off.
Junipers and natives looking good though. I have it on good authority there will be one maple with no burnt leaves, unfortunately not mine.
Any way
Cheers Pup
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 11th, 2013, 11:22 am
by Jason
Pup wrote:As there have been a lot of shows recently, this one has slipped a few spots so I thought to bump it. As it is approaching fast only 4 weeks to go.
With our ( again another record temps above 27) hottest April on record happening, it is very hard to get the deciduous, trees to loose the leaves, a lot are burnt so it might be prudent to take them off.
Junipers and natives looking good though. I have it on good authority there will be one maple with no burnt leaves, unfortunately not mine.
Any way
Cheers Pup
I'm saving already! I'll definately be looking at getting some natives off you Pup, no idea where I'll put them.... but that is a problem for later

Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 11th, 2013, 1:34 pm
by Pup
Jason wrote:Pup wrote:As there have been a lot of shows recently, this one has slipped a few spots so I thought to bump it. As it is approaching fast only 4 weeks to go.
With our ( again another record temps above 27) hottest April on record happening, it is very hard to get the deciduous, trees to loose the leaves, a lot are burnt so it might be prudent to take them off.
Junipers and natives looking good though. I have it on good authority there will be one maple with no burnt leaves, unfortunately not mine.
Any way
Cheers Pup
I'm saving already! I'll definately be looking at getting some natives off you Pup, no idea where I'll put them.... but that is a problem for later

I hope your wallet is fat as they start at $400=00, I will be posting pictures soon in the for sale column.
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 11th, 2013, 2:30 pm
by Jason
Pup wrote:Jason wrote:Pup wrote:As there have been a lot of shows recently, this one has slipped a few spots so I thought to bump it. As it is approaching fast only 4 weeks to go.
With our ( again another record temps above 27) hottest April on record happening, it is very hard to get the deciduous, trees to loose the leaves, a lot are burnt so it might be prudent to take them off.
Junipers and natives looking good though. I have it on good authority there will be one maple with no burnt leaves, unfortunately not mine.
Any way
Cheers Pup
I'm saving already! I'll definately be looking at getting some natives off you Pup, no idea where I'll put them.... but that is a problem for later

I hope your wallet is fat as they start at $400=00, I will be posting pictures soon in the for sale column.
If my girlfriend asks... then no, my wallet is not that fat

I am hoping to have enough saved up by then though, I would really like to purchase a decent tree to care for
Will there be cheaper stock there do you know Pup? I have a feeling I might come away from this significantly poorer

Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 22nd, 2013, 2:05 pm
by Pup
Hi all just a reminder that the WA combined exhibition is only two weeks away. We are currently getting trees into shape. After the hottest start to April, and combined with our hottest Summer on record.
It has been a battle to keep some sort of beauty to our trees, elms are still hanging on to burnt leaves as are maples, even the natives have slowed some what.
We have had some rain in the last couple of days so the new growth on the trees is looking nice and fresh.
The main reason for the BUMP (

) is one of the members here has a hard time getting to Sunday sessions. This is on Saturday as well, and one of the hosting Clubs meet on Saturdays.
So that should help Eddie, eh

.
So here is my feeble apology
Cheers Pup
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 27th, 2013, 12:43 pm
by Pup
A bump for this show which is next weekend 4th and 5th

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This will be one of the displays with the correct stand of course, this is where it sits in our garden.
The Bronze is one Mrs Pup bought for Christmas it is a kingfisher. The suiban is one I have had for years,
never been used did not know how till this idea came to me. It is like buying a pot you like eventually it will be used.
Hope to see many of the West Australian Members as well as any from the other States visiting.
Cheers Pup
edit forgot the pic
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Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 27th, 2013, 12:47 pm
by Paul W
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: April 27th, 2013, 12:48 pm
by Pup
Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: May 1st, 2013, 1:20 pm
by Pup
Here are some of what is on offer in the sales area this week end.
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Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: May 1st, 2013, 1:27 pm
by Jason
Can't wait, will be dropping by Saturday for the full day hopefully... and maybe sunday as well if I can convince the missus
And congrats on finally getting the pics to post Pup!

Re: WA bonsai Exhibition
Posted: May 1st, 2013, 3:47 pm
by Isitangus
Pup if there weren't quarantine issues it'd be worth getting on a plane just for your shohins!