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Tuesday, 7 May 2019
Mystery Euphorbia
I found this euphorbia-looking plant growing in the garden last autumn. The single-stem nature of the plant isn't great, but the colour of the stem at the top is lovely, and the 'flowers' are interesting and unusual.
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