Frost flowers or ice flowers are formed when the ground is not frozen and water or sap in a plant freezes and creates a crack in the stem. Once the water breaks through the stem, it continues to freeze or grow out in a pattern that looks like a flower. Carol Zid, a Master Gardener from Mountain Grove, mentioned that she has seen several this year and took a photo of one of her flowers for our blog. Thanks Carol!
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Thanks Carol, for the useful information. I love Frost Flowers. I will share your link with my friends too….