Easter eggs in wreath with blackthorn blossom

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Print size:	approx. 28.87 × 43.39 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A4

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Simple Sloes

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Sloe, or more commonly known as Blackthorn, has beautiful blossoms!

Don't be deterred by the prickly name - blackthorn blossoms are soft, elegant and delightfully detailed. As they are native to Europe, you might easily find some while out on a walk, or they may already be thriving in your garden. Either way, here are the best ways to display them.

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