An early snowfall with beautiful results
I ’m Adrienne Demmer from Madison , Wisconsin . We just catch our first snow , and while I am used to look snow onfall leaves , it ’s more remarkable to me to see it on flowers in bloom . winter are voiceless for me , as I miss seeing peak , but frost and bloom can sometimes make out together to make beauty !
A cosmea ( Cosmosbipinnatus , annual ) lightly dot with nose candy . Cosmos usually burst at the first frost , so it is unusual to seem them fag out a snow-clad mantle .
Brown - eyed Susan(Rudbeckiatriloba , Zones 4–8 )

Many roses can keep develop and blossom after the first few dips below freeze , so this bud might even still manage to open up and give a few more summery moments before winter sets in .
Anotherrudbeckia(looks likeRudbeckiafulgida , Zones 3–9 ) in a snow-white coat . Manyperennials nativeto the inside of North America are well adapted to sudden temperature changes and can deal the left over out - of - season snow with good will .
A beautiful daisy get in on the white natural process .

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