Trying to piece together the winners of this year’s Trophy. From what I can glean, this is it. If there’s any mistakes, or others I’ve missed, please let me know.
First prize, Luis Baliño (picea)


First prize (Deciduous): Luis Vallejo (Fagus crenata)


Second prize (Deciduous): Udo Fisher (acer palmatum)


First prize (Shohin): Marc & Rita Cooper
[Edit – Looks like this display actually was in second place with Mark and Ritta’s other display shown below getting First. Not that it matters as both are quite stunning.]








Second prize (Shohin): Marc & Rita Cooper




Third prize (Shohin): Nanci Ball





Will update as information comes in.

That 1st prize deciduous Fagus Crenata is something special. I love it.
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It’s a standout tree indeed Michael. Nice to see some other descent native beech in the exhibition too.
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I remember working on that tree my first year as an apprentice with Mr. Fujikawa. Glad to see it’s still in great health!
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Interesting to hear of its origins, don’t suppose you have an old photo of it from then ?
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Reblogged this on Bear Tales and commented:
Some great Bonsai
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Thank you for sharing the results 😉
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I know of no other exhibition that causes such excitement on the internet 🙂
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Can we PLEASE have PRIZE spelled correctly?
The one labled Crenata is a Fagus Crenata…
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Cut and paste from IBC never even noticed lol. Cheers Jerry ‘Spellchecker’ Norbury.
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Can we please have labelled spelled correctly ?
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😀 Oh well spotted Sir, As it’s on Jerry’s comment, I’ll leave it as is 🙂
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Wel Spoted.
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Glad you have a sense of humour J N re the spelling, no offence meant
I’ll be wotching 🙂
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😀
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Straordinari!
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🙂
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Gracias por las imágenes.
Un saludo.
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🙂
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Ian, thank you for taking the time to share Harry’s photo’s and thank you to Harry for his efforts. I’ve really enjoyed looking through them all.
It was good also to have photo’s of the cards for each tree 🙂
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Cheers Gary, yes the cards have been a great help and give credit to those where it’s due.
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