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EDITORIal sTaff
Massimo Bandera, Italy & Spain
Willi Benz, Germany
Lew Buller, USA
Thomas S. Elias, USA on our CovEr
Min Hsuan Lo, Taiwan
I-Chi Su, Taiwan BCI President, Rob Kempinski, photographed this tree on the BCI tour of China. It was the
Budi Sulistyo, Indonesia second-place bonsai in the Guangzhou exhibit. It’s a slow growing Orange Jasmine (Mur-
Alan Walker, USA raya paniculata) so one can imagine the actual age of the tree. The inset stone photo, also by
Robert, is a million-dollar carved jade stone for sale at the viewing stone museum in Beijing.
“BCI,” “Bonsai Clubs International” and
BONSAI & Stone Appreciation Magazine are tours, Exhibits and ConvEntions
trademarks of Bonsai Clubs International, Inc.,
© 2011 BCI (All Rights Reserved). Editorial 04 memories of china and 2010 bcI convention in Tianjin by Robert Kempinski
materials contained in this publication do not with comments from Ian Glew and Willem Pretorius
necessarily reflect the views of BONSAI &
Stone Appreciation Magazine, its publishers, 14 bonsai in america; 2010 Us national Exhibition; photos by Bill Valavanis
editors or the Executive Board of Bonsai Clubs 18 6th liuzhou International fantastic stone festival by Tom Elias
International. No part of this publication may
be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system 24 v bonsai competition, madrid, spain by Luis Vallejo Bonsai Studio
or transmitted in any form, or by any means 30 bonsai in the blue grass: Program and Instructors’ Profiles
— electronic, mechanical, photocopying,
recording or otherwise — without permission 37 bonsai in the blue grass: Instructor Spotlight—Min Hsuan Lo
in writing from the Editor. 38 Japan Tour: asia Pacific convention (asPac) in Takamatsu and
BONSAI & Stone Appreciation Magazine (ISSN
1068-6193 USPS 901-680) is published quarterly the annual Taikan-ten exhibition in Kyoto
by Bonsai Clubs International, Inc., at 900 Nelson
Drive, Melbourne, FL 32940, USA, & is sent to its fEaturE artiClEs
members. Annual membership dues include a 42 The suseok by Chiara Padrini
1-year subscription to the Magazine. Back issues are
available at the current cover price from our busi- 52 suiseki in vietnam by Chiara Padrini
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FL, USA, and additional mailing offices. This issue 58 bark in bonsai by Giacomo Pappalardo
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The Magazine reserves the right to edit all ma-
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Q1 J/F/M November 1 Errata: We offer our sincere apologies to Danilo Scursatone for misspelling his
Q2 A/M/J February 1
Q3 J/A/S May 1 name on page 16 of the October/November/December issue. — Ed.
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