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Spurge after rain, New Place garden

16 February 2017 by David

Spurge after rain, New Place garden

Varigated leaves on a cultivated variety of spurge in the garden of New Place, Stratford on Avon, with additional decoration from the water left behind after heavy overnight rain.

Spurge after rain, New Place garden

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