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Off topic (general chit chat) • Re: Swindon 'Winter Image' Bonsai Show 2026

A link to all the Award winners at the Swindon show.......... https://swindon-bonsai.co.uk/2026/02/16 ... ners-2026/There were lots of lovely trees on display, more photos will be added to the Swindon website later

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Off topic (general chit chat) • Re: Swindon 'Winter Image' Bonsai Show 2026

Sometimes it is difficult to fit smaller trees into shows, either lack of table space or number of exhibitors who specialize.......SO, Have a look at the new entry on the Swindon website............... https://swindon-bonsai.c...


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Bonsai Help for all • Re: Cotoneaster repotting

looking good

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Bonsai Help for all • Re: 2 European larches suddenly dropping needles

I have had some dieback on one of my Larches last year. The only thing I can think of, apart from some strange unknown fungus, is that some of my trees still have some multi-purpose compost in the mix. Since they went peat-free it has become nasty stuff and congeals around the roots forming an unbreathable sloppy mess. I have also had poor growth from some other trees in the sam...


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Bonsai Help for all • Re: 2 European larches suddenly dropping needles

Might just be a protective system by the tree to help itself, it will lose them soon anyway. As Jay says, keep them protected and watered and fingers crossed until next year. Just moving them into shade shouldn't affect them.

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