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Bees are efficient creatures and they love honey. After we put our honey into smaller containers for future use, we had the big bucket full of residual honey – honey that lined the sides of the bucket that didn’t come … Continue reading
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Nectar is still flowing here, so it’s a little premature to be pulling the honey from the hive. However, that is exactly what we did. We harvested the honey. We did this for a couple of reasons: The frames with only … Continue reading
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I’ve mentioned in previous posts that we have added new frames into our hive this year and the bees haven’t used them. I know that it takes a lot of effort to build out a frame into honeycomb so it … Continue reading
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Impatiens is another flower that I plant every year. They seem to get off to a slower start than the other flowers in the bed, but right in the middle of summer, when the sun is shining bright, they go … Continue reading
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We have gotten into a weekly inspection cadence with our bee hive. We’ve been advised to inspect our bee hive every 7 to 10 days. Today should have been that day. Inspections to hives are done to make sure that … Continue reading
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I love hydrangeas! They are one of the most perfect, low maintenance shrubs to have in the garden. They put out loads of gorgeous flowers that are long lasting and produce flowers in abundance year over year. This is another … Continue reading
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I love my gardening gloves. I can be fearless in the garden with them on my hands. I’m not thwarted by thorns or insects or reaching into the dark unknown in the garden all because of these wonderful tools. I’ve had … Continue reading
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After finding our new queen bee in the last inspection, but no eggs and larvae, we decided to be patient and give her more time. We inspected the hive today and found what the hive desperately needed: eggs and larvae. … Continue reading
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I’ve always, always, loved flowers and the first flower I drafted for my gardening pleasure was the Geranium. The Geranium is reliable, dependable, and beautiful. I love Geraniums and buy them every year for my garden. I now live in the … Continue reading
Sheri Bettine 