Early cold has swept across Britain. Okay those who live here don't need reminding of that. Some of us are deep in snow, but thankfully here in Pembrokeshire we have escaped that so far.
Frost though is everywhere and penetrating deeper with each day. Look on the bright side though, slugs will be less numerous for us next season as eggs laid too close to the surface will be frozen and killed by the cold.
Frosted leaves.
The Sedum gave us a lovely showing this year and still bring a touch of colour to the stark early winter months.
Saxifraga umbrosa is as tough as old boots and completely unaffected by cold.
The Sweet Chestnut leaves had just lost their crispness with the rain, then along came the frost making them snap and crack once more as they are walked over.
