The red clover is still blooming,
but it had a little extra this morning - frost!
10 months ago
Friday, October 28, 2011
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4 comments:
how pretty the pink clover tinged with fragments of frost; worth stepping out in the cold for this (says me - it's much warmer here 28 degrees celcius right now).
Hoping the ice melts soon so we can enjoy the beauty of the clover.
do they make better honey than the white ones?
icey cool....
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