Exhibition trees at JoB

Wonderful job with the larch... and great pot!

will baddeley wrote:Thought I'd show this first. A humble little Larch seedling, some 20 odd years ago. With good care and a little luck...

Hi Will, thanks for posting this image of the larch. This supports all the comments of "time will create a good bonsai" ...20 odd years... and a lot of fun along the way.

Will... great tree/pot match. One of the best I've seen.

Hi Will ,
I didn't realise that was your larch. I posted a pic earlier as i thought it was so good.

Hi just a point of clarification, Simons wonderful willow is on a table made by Doug Mudd from the Wirral Society, everything else is by Simons fair hand

Smithy wrote:Hi Will ,
I didn't realise that was your larch. I posted a pic earlier as i thought it was so good.

Sorry, I didn't mean to mislead anyone. The Larch belongs to Mark and Ritta too. Its good isn't it?

And am I right in thinking they lent it to that young Armitage whippersnapper! Jolly decent of them if so. (Sorry, John)

Here is the larch in the full display

Thanks to Will and Fiona for posting the pictures of our trees....I think I have taught myself how to do this now.
So, here's another photo of that whole display designed by John, consisting of John's lovely Juniper, the Larch, Chirimen Katsura (Tracheolospermum Asiaticum) and a mini Japanese Rose (in the green Tokoname pot), all 3 belonging to us.




Heres a closer look at the shohin Larch



Mark & Ritta

Here's some photos of Bob B's Mame......





Mark

Robin Jehan's accent plant display.
Considering how cold the Spring has been, to attain such a high quality display was quite an achievement I think.





Mark

harry dovey wrote:can't forget Paul Finch's tree

it's a wonder!

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