After the Christmas rain,
there were some ice crsytals
formed on the flowering kale.
I love the way this plant is winterhardy, so we can have some colour in the dark months.
10 months ago
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7 comments:
I'm surprised your flowering kale looks so good! Mine is under snow at the moment. LOL
Wow, it is beautiful. The ice crystals sparkle like jewels on the purple leaves. Great shots.
Love the diamond glazing on the kale, Judy. I like that there are still some flowers in winter. :o) We have TONS of the white frosting here at the moment, and it's -20 C today!
That does look pretty. But, mine would be under snow as well.
Absolutely beautiful!
Around here it wouldn't be under snow, but it would be floating away in the rain. Sigh.
Beautiful, Judy. Looks like plenty of glistering crystals:)
Judy...beautiful photos...looks so cold...just like here in Texas...
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