
PHOTO: JONO EDWARDS
Orchard owner Brendon Walker said temperatures plummeted to -3.5degC overnight, which, with the help of frost-fighting sprinkler water, created the formations.
While ice formed around the flowers, the continuous freezing of new water kept the bud in the middle at a constant temperature so it did not die, he said.
``Hopefully, the bees have done their pollination by now, because the ice will burn off the blossoms. If it gets colder than that, you can struggle.''











