Hoar frost on garden plants
- Date:
- Nov 1879 - Feb 1880
- Reference:
- OFH01/01/01/F11/13
- Type:
- Photograph (Negative)
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Description
Hoar frost is so named because of its hair like appearance. Hoar is derived from the old English term describing the white hair of beard of older people.
Content
This is part of the Sub Series: OFH01/01/01 Negatives taken by William Field; within the Series: OFH01/01 Negatives originating from William Field; within the Collection: OFH01 Douglas Harrod, E P Olney and William Field Collection
Rights
Source: Historic England Archive
People & Organisations
Photographer: Field, William O
Keywords
Horticulture And Gardening
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