A touch of frost in the Findleberry garden today.  With macro lens in hand I couldn’t resist going out in my dressing gown this morning to capture mainly my rockery plants that have been affected.  My rockery bed is more exposed but the plants are more resilient to colder temperatures.

One of my favourite photos captured is the leaves on the campanula and how the frost has just touched the outer edges of the leaves.

Next up are the woolly thyme and stonecrop plus the last of the buds on the sedum Autumn Joy.

The maroon euphorbia is looking a little bedraggled now.

Last up is the leaf of the remaining nasturtium in the vegetable patch.  Love the detail of the intricate pattern created by the frost.

I guess winter is just around the corner.