2010 MALAYSIA BONSAI & SUISEKI EXHIBITION AND COMPETITION

Hi Xuang
Thanks for sharing such beautiful trees. What is the name of the second tree (viz. the one with flowers)?

Cosmos

Xuan,

Cantik Sekali!!! Shuei Mei (Anting Putri);Jeruk Kelingkit (Sianci);Zhou Niang Tze (Wahong Laut) Jujur Atap (Sian Song) Bagus!!!

Xuan,

Amazing, Wrighthia Religiosa, Limeberry, Premna and Water Pine, outstanding!!!

Salam Kenal/Kind regards,
Jose

WONDERFUL EXHIBIT!!!!

Mike

jrodriguez wrote:Xuan,

Cantik Sekali!!! Shuei Mei (Anting Putri);Jeruk Kelingkit (Sianci);Zhou Niang Tze (Wahong Laut) Jujur Atap (Sian Song) Bagus!!!

Xuan,

Amazing, Wrighthia Religiosa, Limeberry, Premna and Water Pine, outstanding!!!

Salam Kenal/Kind regards,
Jose

Beautiful trees, in particular one and three being my own faves but honestly they are all lovely. I quoted because I did not understand what was said here, I thought it was an English speaking forum. Forget what I said, I see translation.

Mike

Thankyou for all the beutiful pictures....

Fantastic trees, thanks for showing us!

Thank you so much. No. 3 amazing for me too. Look at detailing- have only 2 visable primary branches(right-left side) yet subranching off them in every direction so unified(no chaos) What craftmanship!!! Dustin Mann

What was the Exhibition's location and what were its dates?

cosmos wrote:Hi Xuang
Thanks for sharing such beautiful trees. What is the name of the second tree (viz. the one with flowers)?

Cosmos

Hi Cosmos,
The 1st , 2nd & 3rd tree name is Wrighthia Religiosa (Chinese we called Shui Mei). This specises are most popular specises in Malaysia.

Premna m. continues to amaze me...

These are really nice trees and thanks for posting them. I can recognize about 3 species and the rest are alien to me. It would really help if you could at least attempt some kind of name of the tree you are showing. Otherwise this is just another post of trees that mean nothing to me no matter how good they are. Does this make sense to you?

Hi Xuang26... Can you post photos of stones in the 2010 Malaysian Bonsai & Suiseki Exhibition & Competition on the IBC Stone forum?

Thanks for sharing the great bonsai.

I wonder if tree number seven is a serissa. I love it! I have seen a couple of quality serissas like this where I live -here in El Salvador. But, as I said, I wonder if this one actually is a serissa.

pitu wrote:I wonder if tree number seven is a serissa. I love it! I have seen a couple of quality serissas like this where I live -here in El Salvador. But, as I said, I wonder if this one actually is a serissa.

I liked that tree too and wondered what is was--not a serissa. That was why I asked if the author of this post would give us at least an indication of what each tree was; the junipers are easy enough to spot but they are not the most interesting trees presented here. I guess we'll never know and just be teased by the tropical experts

Tree number 7 is a Buxus Harladii.

Thanks a lot Jrodríguez! I wonder if one can find this species here in El Salvador. It´s beautiful.
And I insist -it could have been a serissa...


Cheers

there are no serissa in those image. they are only premna, wrightia, podocarpus, buxus, and also baeckea.

wowwwwwww!