Sue will be demonstrating on some of her own black pines, but be sure to bring yours for any advice you need. When: Saturday 14th November Time: 2pm to 5pm Where: Normanhurst Public School – Normanhurst Road, Normanhurst. Cost: $10 per person, afternoon tea provided DEATH BY A THOUSAND CUTS ( BSA February Magazine 2012) […]
In conjunction with the Hills Shire Council’s Orange Blossom Festival. This ancient art form is believed to have begun in China. Japan and Asia were the next lands to embrace Bonsai. Travellers after World War II introduced Bonsai to Australia and the Western world.Bonsai also has its own evolution – from seed – nursery
On SATURDAY 11th and SUNDAY 12th July, 2015, the NSW Camellia Research Society will be holding their 46th Annual CAMELLIA SHOW, in the hall at Ravenswood School for Girls Henry St, Gordon. We would like to extend a warm invitation to your members to attend. The Show will be open to the public from
The Committee of the Society extends their heartiest thanks to all those who made the 2014 Annual Show a huge success. Congratulations to all those members who displayed their trees over the weekend, it was one of the best collections of bonsai for many years and would be the envy of most other bonsai clubs.
