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Redwood Empire Bonsai Society – 27th Annual Show

Posted in Exhibits by xwires on September 3, 2010

Redwood Empire Bonsai Society – 27th Annual Show

The Redwood Empire Bonsai Society held their 27th annual show this past weekend in Santa Rosa, California. As always, the large show drew large crowds. Kathy Shaner’s demonstrations highlighted each day’s events, and the club’s large vendor area kept visitors engaged.

A number of new trees made it into the exhibit this year, and particular attention was paid to the display of accent plants – more on that in an upcoming post.

Here is a sampling of the trees that were on display.

Coast Redwood

Coast redwood

White pine

White pine

Japanese maple

Ginkgo

Shimpaku

Pomegranate

Trident maple

Trident maple

Pyracantha

Cork oak

Hawthorne

Pine

White pine

Sonare

Crape myrtle

Japanese black pine

Trident maple

Crape myrtle

Shimpaku

Japanese maple

Trident maple

Coast redwood

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  1. Justin Liudvinaitis said, on September 3, 2010 at 9:04 am

    I have checked all your posts and love seeing what comes next. I live in Maine and I look at the trees here with new eyes and a yearing to clip and wire and create bonsi of my own. Great stuff Thanks!

  2. kanojo said, on September 4, 2010 at 11:51 am

    superbe exposition, le premier arbre est étonnant !

  3. Bruce winter said, on September 5, 2010 at 3:57 pm

    It gets better every year. My old alma mater. I was in it from the beginning and I miss the enthusiasm that isn’t here on this rock in the middle of the pacific.

  4. What’s in the trunk? « Bonsai Tonight said, on September 10, 2010 at 8:36 am

    [...] was struck, at the recent Redwood Empire Bonsai Society’s 27th annual show, how the trunk of each bonsai set the tone for the rest of the tree. The roots, branches, and [...]

  5. Bonsai accents « Bonsai Tonight said, on September 17, 2010 at 8:42 am

    [...] Redwood Empire Bonsai Society members take their exhibits seriously. They do a great job with their trees, their backdrops, their program, and even their accents. Here are some of the accent plants, pots, and suiseki on display at their 27th annual show. [...]


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