![]() | Officers: President: Norm Summers Vice President: Steve Sanders Secretary: Lisa Martin Treasurer: Mike Blake | Board Members: C.K. Carlson (3 years) George Gray (2 years) Tom Howard (1 year) Frank Kohn (1 year) Bill Watkins (Affliate 1 year) |
| Next Meeting: Monday, October 4, 2004 7:00pm at the Tulsa Garden Center, 2435 S. Peoria Ave. Program: . Steve Sanders will present a class on fertilizing and Norman Summers will do a follow up of his spring demonstration on air layering. Those that did not pick up their pots, Mike Flannigan has them. The September meeting was a swap and sale meeting. There were many trees and pots that traded hands. In many cases what wasn't sold was raffled with the proceeds going to the club. UPCOMING EVENTS. The Roy Nagatoshi workshop will be held October 29th and 30th. Mike Blake has the sign up sheet or you can sign up on line at Nagatoshi Workshop. There will be four separate workshops, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon, as well as Sunday Morning and Sunday afternoon. Each session is $50. Roy will also give a demonstration at the Monday night meeting, November 1, with the styled tree being offered for raffle. FALL SHOW. The fall show will be November 6th and 7th. Dan Bonnett will again serve as show master. He needs volunteers to do demonstrations during the show. If you are interested, please contact Dan. The show will also be sporting a new sign compliments of Tom Howard. OFFICER ELECTIONS. December brings us to the time of year when officers are elected for next year. All officers posts are open as well as one board seat. We are still in need of a newsletter editor. If you are interested in serving on a post or as the newsletter editor, please contact Norman Summers. |
SEASONAL TIPS FOR LATE SUMMER AND EARLY FALL. WATERING: As the days get shorter and the nights cooler, trees will need less water, but be watchful for those hot dry winds. FERTILIZING: Fertilize through October. PRUNING: Don't routinely prune. With winter around the corner trees need all the strength possible. CHECK WIRE: If you did any wiring in the spring, check for marks and remove if necessary. TROPICALS :Be prepared to bring tropicals in when the temperatures drop below 55 degrees. While most tropicals can survive a lower temperature, it is best not to stress them before they come inside for the winter. This is the time of year when trees are nearing the end of the growing season, and leaves are getting yellow and spotted, worn from the head and sun. This is normal so don't panic. Upcoming Events October 30th & 31st--Roy Nagatoshi Workshop November 1st--Regular meeting: Bonsai Styling by Roy Nagatoshi November 6th & 7th--Fall Bonsai Show December 6th--Annual Christmas Dinner |