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Kusamura Bonsai ClubPalo Alto, CaliforniaCelebrating Over 50 Years of Bonsai 3rd Friday of the Month (except Aug.)
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Below are a few photos from our 2001 show held April 21-22, 2001.

Kathy Shaner and Lonnie McCormick working on a juniper
Our show is divided into two sections -- the Main Room and the In-Progress Room. The Main Room is where mature bonsai are shown, while the In-Progress room shows newer work, usually plants that have been worked on for less than 3 years. These plants illustrate how just a bit of work can begin to make a nice bonsai.
Many members of our club work with shohin, that is bonsai that are less than 10 inches tall. We often have spectacular ones at our show.

A Maple Grove

Shohin group display

Ginko grove with accent plant

Unknown shohin

An accent plant

Azalea

Japanese Maple grove with scroll

Unknown, possibly Honeysuckle

Shohin Yew with exposed roots

Maple, variety unknown

Another Maple

Corkbark Black Pine and unknown accent plant
An interesting pot and stand
Elm (?)
Elm and unknown accent plant
Ginko multiple trunk

A Maple Grove
Another Ginko
Azalea, possibly Ward's Ruby

Wisteria
Amur Maple