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Myrtus communis subsp. tarentina
By Peter
28 Sep, 2008
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Taken at RHS Wisley, 27th September 2008
Comments on this photo
I have one of these and its such an asset to the garden. The smell is delicate yet irresistible , reminiscent of hot holidays in the Med. The flowers are like tiny powder puffs and are set off so beautifully by the cinnamon coloured bark. I try to put one in every garden that I look after!
4 Oct, 2008
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