My Zinnias were toasted by the first hard frost Saturday night. At first light Sunday morning they resembled frosted flakes.
(Not quite) Wordless Wednesday – Frosted
Gardening in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada
My Zinnias were toasted by the first hard frost Saturday night. At first light Sunday morning they resembled frosted flakes.
County Gardening 
Beautiful right until the end, great shots, Chris.
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Thanks Eliza!
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It’s always interesting to me to see how some of these frosted flowers still can feel warm and appealing.
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What a lovely attitude to have towards the coming winter. Even the close-up that I converted to black and white exudes some warmth, I think…perhaps due to the early morning sunshine on the petals.
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Sparking velvet beauties. They’re gorgeous!
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Thanks Catherine!
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Oh, those are lovely photos!
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Thanks Tracy!
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I agree with shoreacres – I love these images.
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Thank you!
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They are beautiful Chris. And a white frost is a nice end to the season for them, rather than just shrivelling up.
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You’re so right Cathy – made them look like sugar frosted edible flowers for a day…right now they’re quite brown and shriveled, although there’s a light snow falling so perhaps the effect might wind up the same!
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