Bonsai First Place. I still don’t understand how they do it.

This was taken at The Royal Easter Show which has been run by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW since 1822.

[winghong_ho]

It is so lovely.

[John Falconer]

@wh2021
They are beautiful. But I just think a little bit weird being so small. We have a lovely bonsai at home but …

[Babs]

It is amazing isn't it.

[Diana]

Absolutely amazing, a bonzai master must have looked after this one.

[Kathy A]

I cannot believe some of the amazing bonsai they had in that room

[Lynda Parker]

With bonsai you have to make a small plant look like a fully grown one, and all the branches must be visible from all angles without obstructing each other, and be graceful at the same time.

[Valerie Chesney]

Beautiful..
I tried this once but...........................

[Issi Bannerman]

Beautiful Bonsai.

[Christina]

There is something memorizing about bonsai's I think

[Nigel Rogers]

Wow, amazing.

[Susan Wakely]

Such a skill and art form.

[Beryl Lloyd]

So skillful to train the miniature in this way

[Bucktree]

Beautiful bonsai. Takes a lot of time and patience to form one.

[Kathy]

Time spent learning how plant grows so it can be nipped and tucked just at the right time. They are always graceful.

[Beverley]

Lovely

[Walks @ 7]

What a gorgeous one but the patience required is what I don't have