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The Kodja Place Cultural Centre - Kojonup > Records

MARGARET AND JOHN BENN WITH PROTEAS

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During the 1980's -2000's, John and Margaret Benn grew Proteas on several acres of their farm at Boscabel. These were sold locally and exported to many other florists. Margaret is a keen floral decorator and contributed many beautiful displays to events and weddings in Kojonup.

a- John Benn - ready to harvest proteas

b - Margaret Benn - amongst the proteas

c- A floral arrangement by Margaret Benn

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cwa-org-118-KPCW2026.30a-b

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Saturday, 21 February, 2026

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The Kodja Place Cultural Centre - Kojonup

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