Central Coast Bonsai Club Exhibition - photos 1
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Central Coast Bonsai Club Exhibition - photos 1
Just when you thought I'd finally finished.
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Re: Central Coast Bonsai Club Exhibition - photos 1
wow 
they're some sweet trees there penny
they're some sweet trees there penny
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Re: Central Coast Bonsai Club Exhibition - photos 1
The cascade crab apple looks like it is coming out of an old brick. Is this right?
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Hi Hartos.
The crab apple's coming out of a naturally hollowed conglomerate rock.
The crab apple's coming out of a naturally hollowed conglomerate rock.
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Thanks for sharing that. The acacia howittii is very beautiful.
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I have been enjoying these posts over the last few days (without commenting) and have enjoyed them very much, thanks for sharing.
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I like the fig that took out the bronze award in the advanced division. A very decent trunk with good ramification.The pine is very healthy and looks like it has age. Thanks for sharing
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Re: Central Coast Bonsai Club Exhibition - photos 1
Thanks for taking the time to post these Penny! The twin/fused trunk Banksia in flower is wonderful!
Congratulations to the Committee and members of the CCBC for putting on a great exhibition and for the quality of your bonsai.
Regards,
Steven
Congratulations to the Committee and members of the CCBC for putting on a great exhibition and for the quality of your bonsai.
Regards,
Steven
