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Contest Entrants

Entry: Wisteria Venusta ‘Alba’ – Wisteria – USA

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Entry: Chinese Snow Flower – Deutzia scabra – Zambia

Entry: Pinus sp. – Pine – New Zealand

Entry: Juniperus chinensis ‘San Jose’ – San Jose Juniper – Mexico

Entry: Juniperus chinensis ‘San Jose’ – San Jose Juniper – Mexico

Entry: Sequoia sempervirens – Coast Redwood – USA

Entry: Buttonwood – Conocarpus erectus – USA

Entry: Verbena bush – Lantana camara – Zambia

Entry: Golden duranta – Duranta erecta – Zambia

Entry: Chintok – Enriquebeltriana cretinifolia – Mexico

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Entry: Buxus microphylla var. koreana – Korean boxwood – USA

Entry: Bougainvillea – Paper Flower – Zambia

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Entry: Vitex ‘Fascination’Vitex trifolia f. purpurea – Arabian Lilac Fascination – Zambia

Entry: Pseudotsuga menziesii – Douglas Fir – New Zealand

Entry: Ulmus parvifolia – Chinese Elm – New Zealand

Entry: Tsuga mertensiana – Mountain Hemlock – USA

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Entry: Juniperus sabina – Savin Juniper – Australia

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Entry: Bougainvillea spectabilis – Bougainvillea – Australia

Entry: Ulmus crassifolia – Cedar Elm – USA

Entry: Juniperus horizontalis ‘Prince of Whales’ – Creeping Juniper – USA

Entry: Witstinkhout (White Stinkwood) – Celtis africana hybrid – South Africa

Entry: Pearl Bluebush – Maireana sedifolia – USA

Entry: Logwood – Haematoxylum campechianum – Mexico

Entry: Black mangrove – Avicennia germinans – Mexico

Entrant: Azalea – Rhododendron sp – South Africa

Entry: Gumbolimbo – Bursera heteresthes – Mexico

Entry: Black Mangrove – Aviccenia germinans – Mexico

Entry: Mexican Juniper – Juniperus Comitana – Mexico

Entry: Logwood – Haematoxylum campechianum – Mexico

Entry: Velvetseed – Guettarda Elliptica – Mexico

Selecting and Purchasing

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Japanese Maple dug from a nursery field at about eight foot tall cut down into a bonsai. In training since about 1994.

Japanese Maple dug from a nursery field at about eight foot tall cut down into a bonsai. In training since about 1994.

Japanese Maple dug from a nursery field at about eight foot tall cut down into a bonsai. In training since about 1994.

Bonsai On The Cheap

With the rise of Internet discussion forums it is possible to read, if not participate, in a variety of discussion about bonsai. One discussion some time ago dealt with the possibility of doing bonsai without going broke financ...

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Another view of the pots

Another view of the pots

Another view of the pots

Getting the Most Out of Your Club Auction

Most clubs have an annual auction where members bring items they no longer have a need for, no longer want, or that they can not personally see a future for. These auctions serve many purposes, as they are not only a place wher...

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A Beginners Guide To Choosing Trees, Styles and Pots

Trees Beginners will get the best start by choosing trees that are within their capabilities. An outdoor tree, indigenous to the area, is likely to be most successful. Some of the most easily available bonsai, such as those in ...

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