We awake each morning this week to frost which gives way to mist. As the day light increases, the drops of melted frost hang from plants like miniatures lanterns.
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8 replies on “Melting Frost”
Nice images. I like your Hellebore blossom–mine are yet to open.
It is going to be a good year for hellebores – we have so many buds opening at the moment.
Lovely images–I like your new format. I can see you’ve been at work on it. Nicely done.
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Gorgeous gallery! Margie
Many thanks.
Great slideshow – you make me want to grab my camera and rush outside! I love witch hazel but haven’t got one yet.
Witch hazels are wonderful plants. Their colours look extra special because of when they flower and the curly ribbon like shapes of the petals are so unusual. We have the national collection of them just a few miles from here, so we visit every year for a cold wander.