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Frostflowers

frost-ribbon-1 — frostflower ribbon

Frostflowers are neither frost nor flower, but are “blooming” right now.
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Posted on December 11, 2016April 16, 2017 by Joanna BrichettoPosted in Nashville, NatureTagged backyard habitat, ice flowers, wildflowers, winter. 3 Comments

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Look Around. Nature is here, is us, is our driveway, our baseboards, our parking lots and parks.

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