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Old 06-18-2008   #1 (permalink)
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2nd smallest dwarf japanese maple

found this at the roseburg show. A vendor there bought out old man vertrees place and was
propagating some of his stuff. The leaves are about 3/4 of an inch in length. Thought you'd might like to see it as it's pretty unusual.

Was a great show BTW, larger than the year before so the KHV scare and Cost of Gas was not a deterent for the show.

Had a chance to give a seminar on tosai selection with emphasis on shiro utsuri as they were having a grow out contest.

Always great to meet folks up from other areas visiting the show...
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Very pretty Dick. The leaves are so tiny! Anyways, here's a pix of one that I just completed this past weekend. I know that it's not a typical bonsai, but a bonsai none-the-less.
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Very pretty Dick. The leaves are so tiny! Anyways, here's a pix of one that I just completed this past weekend. I know that it's not a typical bonsai, but a bonsai none-the-less.

Hi Lam, is this tree box wood? Pom Pom style....
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found this at the roseburg show. A vendor there bought out old man vertrees place and was
propagating some of his stuff. The leaves are about 3/4 of an inch in length. Thought you'd might like to see it as it's pretty unusual.

Was a great show BTW, larger than the year before so the KHV scare and Cost of Gas was not a deterent for the show.

Had a chance to give a seminar on tosai selection with emphasis on shiro utsuri as they were having a grow out contest.

Always great to meet folks up from other areas visiting the show...
Thanks Dick. I do like to hear about what is happening at shows, small and large - Good to hear the motivation to show koi is healthy

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Hi Lam, is this tree box wood? Pom Pom style....
Hi Tony, not sure what type of tree it is. Will ask the nursery where I got it from to see if they know.
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BB-so as we're going into our show season, you must be coming out of yours right?
Lam-Nice job! I like the looks of bonsai around the pond. here's an unusual satsuki with small bloom just starting
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Here's a couple more Satsuki Azalea. The larger is now 55 years old! It's also in the process of being re-trained.

Mike
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Here's a couple more Satsuki Azalea. The larger is now 55 years old! It's also in the process of being re-trained.

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Hey Mike, if I remember correctly dont you have that white or black pine in your front yard?
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BB-so as we're going into our show season, you must be coming out of yours right?
Lam-Nice job! I like the looks of bonsai around the pond. here's an unusual satsuki with small bloom just starting
Dick

Yes, all the Oz big fish koi shows were back in April and May. I will start a new thread with some photos. Show participation continues to be healthy here too.

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ps. I always find the following bonsai website to be inspirational and helpful

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Hey Mike, if I remember correctly dont you have that white or black pine in your front yard?
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Yes, I have two Black Pines in the front yard and a Scotch Pine over 75 years old in the back yard by the pond. Here's a pic of the Scotch Pine-

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