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Myrtus apiculata (see Luma apiculata)  
Myrtus communis The Common Myrtle is a lovely evergreen shrub with aromatic leaves, best in a warm sheltered spot. In a sunny position it will reach 3-4 metres. In July and August the small white spiky fragrant flowers cover the bush, followed by purple-black berries.

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Myrtus communis subsp tarentina This frost hardy compact form is very free flowering. It has narrow glossy aromatic leaves and fragrant white flowers, which are followed by white berries.

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Myrtus communis Variegata A very attractive form of the common Myrtle with creamy white margined leaves, has proved quite hardy here in Suffolk.

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