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A Sudden Freeze

When these images were taken we were having a mild, snowless winter with temperate days that allowed local gardens to stay in bloom well beyong their normal growth period. One Friday afternoon I noticed a lovely garden of bloomsoms that were remarkable for their lateness in the season. Later that night it rained hard, and then the temperature plummeted.

Mindful of those blossoms, I gathered up my camerae equipment for an early morning foray into that garden -- hopeful that I would find the blossoms encased in ice. And so I did! It is not often that you see Virginia flora so beautifully wrapped.

Chrysanthemum

Gum ball from the Sweet Gum tree

Blossom of the Perennial Hybiscus

Seed Pod of the Perennial Hybiscus

Red Cabbage

White Daisy

The Blossom of the Cone Flower

Holly

Oak Leaves



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