Its been a bit frosty over the past week. Last year it was bitterly cold on St Patrick's Day and I had to delay planting potatoes for a month. In 2013 we also had a big snow around 20th March - who knows what will happen this year. I do love photographing frost and snow! Its just so pretty especially on a bright, sunny day.
I've been holding off sowing seed but am starting to get the itch to sow!
Left: frost covered stone and fern fronds.
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We have had a few frosty mornings of late, nothing too bad though. We checked the other day & we had bad snow on the 24th last year, we shall see what happens later on in the month!
ReplyDeleteWe are holding back seed sowing too. Frost and snow is photogenic but ...
ReplyDeleteKelli, What a beautiful photo! Frost can be a joy to see. We still have snow on the ground but there are bare spots. Like you, we can't really trust Spring. We don't sow until the last week in May...unless we're planting peas and a few other cold weather veggies.....
ReplyDeleteA really pretty photo, Kelli. I hope you don't get more frost or snow. I know you are getting everything planned for your garden. I will plant tomorrow here in Florida and am actually quite late. The garden book says to plant in South Florida by Feb. 19.
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