Sugar Frosted December "Walk in the Gardens" Challenge

A Sugar Frosted Morning in my gardens!

Rose leaves frosted to perfection!

Dainty little sugar cubes dancin' in the daisy foliage.

When the edge of your leaves and flower petals

appear as though they've been dipped in SUGAR

they have been touched by Rime Frost.

Rime Frost is ice formed when damp, icy winds 
blow through your gardens.

  

 

It only occurs when the temperatures are very low...

and it makes everything within it's touch...

sparkle!

But you'll only discover these beauties...

if you go out in the gardens and walk...

but be sure to grab a coat and gloves

cuz baby it's cold out there!

And as soon as the sunlight touches the frost...

 

 the magic will begin to fade.

Better look quick!

It's all melting fast! 

Letting Mother Nature do her thing in my gardens... 

and this morning was beautiful!

Join me for another  WALK in the GARDENS Challenge.

Maybe you're already walking each day,
or maybe you, too, need a little coaxing to get going.
It doesn't matter how far or how long you walk, just that you do it.

If you'd like to join me

publish your own post on what you discover during your walk
then link your blog name to the linky list below.

The first of each month I'll post and invite you to join in again.