BSOB Show 11/5/2011
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BSOB Show 11/5/2011
The Bonsai Society of Brevard (Florida, USA) held it annual show at the Zoo today and tomorrow. Here are some photos. We had two public demonstrations just inside the main Zoo entrance.
Reggie Purdue of Palm Bay, Fl had a large SRO attendance.
Tom Kehoe also had a good group for the early show.
Bald Cypress
Mame Jade
Some of our visitors.
A shohin display,
I might get more tomorrow, but need to take a break to eat and worry about a sick cat.
Reggie Purdue of Palm Bay, Fl had a large SRO attendance.
Tom Kehoe also had a good group for the early show.
Bald Cypress
Mame Jade
Some of our visitors.
A shohin display,
I might get more tomorrow, but need to take a break to eat and worry about a sick cat.
Billy M. Rhodes- Member
Re: BSOB Show 11/5/2011
Let's see some more photos Billy. I'm missing it here in Texas.
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: BSOB Show 11/5/2011
Okay a few more from yesterday for Rob
These will also be in the newsletter.
This was the entrance from the main Zoo path into our display.
These are some of my trees with the outside vendor area through the windows.
Another bald cypress with some visitors, I think is the back of the tree.
One more for now. This tree was featured in the newspaper article about our show a week before the show.
The tree is a Bahama Berry, I will need to get the Latin.
These will also be in the newsletter.
This was the entrance from the main Zoo path into our display.
These are some of my trees with the outside vendor area through the windows.
Another bald cypress with some visitors, I think is the back of the tree.
One more for now. This tree was featured in the newspaper article about our show a week before the show.
The tree is a Bahama Berry, I will need to get the Latin.
Billy M. Rhodes- Member
Re: BSOB Show 11/5/2011
Billy, I'm sorry to hear about your kitty cat. Great pics of the show though!
Todd
Todd
Todd Ellis- Member
Re: BSOB Show 11/5/2011
Billy,
The last tree is not a Bahama Berry. It is a West Indian Cherry tree, Malpighia glabra. Bahama Berry is Nashia inaguensis and a totally different tree altogether.
Regards,
Carlos
The last tree is not a Bahama Berry. It is a West Indian Cherry tree, Malpighia glabra. Bahama Berry is Nashia inaguensis and a totally different tree altogether.
Regards,
Carlos
carlos- Member
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