August 2003 - A very busy workshop night.

Perfect for repotting both deciduous and evergreens, August is always a busy month.

A new group of Trident Maples being arranged
Brad ponders this lovely corky barked elm
Yuri gets stuck into the roots of this great group
Note the 'sacrifice branch' growing to the left. This will be removed after it's helped thicken the trunk.
Everyone helps everyone!
A spectacular Maple from the display table
Using the rake to really get into the roots
Barry does a bit of drilling before 'inarch grafting' the branches.
A new little tree on the display tables
One of the many flowers on the Chenomeles. (Quince)
The flowering quince also showed beautiful old wood.
Lola admires the tiny Maple
Barrys grafting looks like spaghetti!
The long branches are pushed through the drilled holes and sealed into their new positions. The will be trimmed in 12 months.
An old, craggy Corky barked elm
Note the beautifully aged trunk wood
The trading table is always busy
Some people never have too much wire!
Graeme worked on lots of his trees
The girls....and David.Wonder what he was saying to make them giggle like that?
Proud winners of our raffle prizes. Seasol and Malaleucas.

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