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Boxing Day proved to be the coldest day so far in the winter of 2004, reaching -2C in Hampshire. These photos of frozen plants were taken on Boxing Day morning in my parents garden.
Click on the thumbnails below in order to see the larger (1024x768) images.
The original (2048x1536), high quality versions are available from Paul.
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