"The Nations --
When Did Bonsai Come to the
Various Italian Regions?"

© 2008  Robert J. Baran
All Rights Reserved.


This Page Last Updated: Sept. 2, 2008


       According to our researches, the earliest known bonsai / magical miniature landscape
a) enthusiast in that region ;
b) club in that region ; and
c) display or exhibition of tree(s) in that region are as follows :


(No guarantee is made of the longevity of any particular club.)



Location Dates
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Abruzzo
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Aosta Valley,
special autonomous status
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Apulia
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Basilicata
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Calabria
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Campania
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Emilia-Romagna
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Friuli-Venezia Giulia,
special autonomous status
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Lazio
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Liguria
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Lombardy
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Marche
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Molise
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Piedmont
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Sardinia,
special autonomous status
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Sicily,
special autonomous status
16 		<1976
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Dr. Francesco Alliata, per Bonsai, BCI, Mar 1976, Vol. XV, No. 2, pg. 61.
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Tuscany
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Trentino-Alto Adige,
special autonomous status
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Umbria
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Veneto
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