GARDENER COVERS PLANTS IN ICE TO PROTECT THEM FROM FREEZING<br />WITH VID<br /><br />BY JAIANSH SHARMA<br /><br />Check out this fascinating ice plant gardening technique that sees delicate plants intentionally encased in ice to protect them from freezing temperatures.<br /><br />Suzanne LeClair, from Boscawen, New Hampshire, USA, captured the unusual sight after overnight temperatures dropped to 24°F.<br /><br />The video shows perennial plants completely coated in a shimmering layer of ice as the morning sun begins to melt the frozen shell.<br /><br />Rather than harming the plants, the ice was deliberately created as a protective barrier against the extreme cold, helping to shield the flowers from damaging temperatures.<br /><br />Suzanne documented both the overnight icing process and the gradual thaw later that day, showcasing the remarkable method used to help the plants survive the freeze.<br /><br />Suzanne said: “To protect our perennial plants from 24-degree temperatures, we used a method that places a protective layer of ice around them.”<br /><br />Viewers were intrigued by the unusual gardening technique.<br /><br />One wrote: “I don’t think anyone in the comments realizes this was an intentional process to save the plants.”<br /><br />Another added: “Y'all's never watched Tinkerbell: Secret of the Wings.”<br /><br />ENDS
