One of the educatinal exhibits I did was composed of
several plants invarious stages of development. I
used a japanese maple and a pine. I had a one gallon
stock plant of each, a first styling, one with some
age and one well aged and developed specimen. They
were all labeld as to age, It was a good visual of
what happens to a tree to make it a bonsai.

Kits

--- "Billy M. Rhodes" wrote:

The Bonsai Society of Brevard (County, Florida) has
reached an agreement with
the Brevard Zoo to incorporate a Bonsai exhibit in
the Zoo. The plan is for
the exhibit to be an ongoing thing, using member
trees that are placed on a
rotating basis.
The Zoo wants to do a lot of promotion around this
and we are looking at a
November launch

Another retired teacher and I have been asked to
prepare an educational
materials that could be displayed outside along the
paths to the exhibit for the
grand opening.
The educational material will need to be large
enough for people to see,
weather proof and not too technical.

The Miami Club has an exhibit that I have seen
during their fall show at
Fairchild Gardens. However, ours will probably have
to be entirely flat with
pictures, art and text.

I am open to suggestions from the list as to the
entire project, from what
information to include to the physical materials
used.

Billy on the Florida Space Coast


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