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| Eleven section penjng landscape |
The June 2013 ACBS showcase exhibit featured the first ever exhibit of our composite penjing landscape, as well as number of fine member trees, many of which just get better every year. In addition to photographs,
our gallery site also contains a brief video walk-through of the exhibit.
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| Trident Forest |
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| Outstanding Elm |
Visitors to the exhibit were greeted by the wide expanse of the full eleven section penjing landscape that was the club project for this year. It was the last step in a design conceived by ACBS member Carlton Buck who back in September first proposed doing tray plantings that be viewed separately or assembled to form one large landscape. The ongoing project has been written about here on this blog as it progressed though the winter and spring months. In addition to photos
on our gallery site, the video walk through posted there gives a little bit better indication of just how cool the completed penjing looks.
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| Two concord grape vines |
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| Large Juniper |
The exhibit also contained bonsai from members at all skill levels with nearly twenty participating members. Among the visitor favorites were the trident maple forest, the large junipers, the miniature mame plantings, tropicals, several
pines and the two grape vines. You can see photos of all trees in the exhibit as well as a short video walk thought on our
galley spot at this link. Enjoy.
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