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A frost flower is created on early winter mornings when extremely thin layers of ice are pushed out from plant stems or sometimes wood.
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Conditions have to be just so for frost flowers to form. Temperatures must be freezing but the ground must not be.
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Read more about the science behind these frozen petioles here.
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