is sponsored by Honey Gardens Apiaries, Ferrisburgh, Vermont ~ for Apitherapy raw honey, plant medicine, mead/honey wine, and lemon yellow beeswax candles, visit www.honeygardens.com
Mission
to educate people about the importance of honey bees, and their relatives in the order Hymenoptera, for the pollination of food and flowers
to help provide the bees and other pollinators with more nectar and pollen, food for their families and community
to support the understanding that the collective power of many people to plant for the bees will make a difference in the health of our land and communities
to provide practical ideas on what may be planted for the bees, and to be a forum for exchanging these ideas with those in the Champlain Valley and beyond
Flowers Visited June 18-25
Catmint
Culinary sage (Salvia officinalis)
Staghorn sumac
White clover
Flowers Visited June 11-18
Black Raspberry
Catmint
Sedum (early yellow)
White Clover
Wild geranium
Flowers Visited June 4-11
Black locust (tree)
Black raspberry (rubus occidentalis)
Catmint
Chives
Ground ivy
May 31: Blackberry (rubus fruticosus)
Flowers Visited May 28 - June 3
Catmint
Ground Ivy
May 28: Black Raspberry
May 2008
Dandelion
Ground Ivy
Mustard
Calendar for Helping the Bees: Northeastern U.S.
June: Allow burdock and goldenrod to grow around the edges of your lawn.
...and tell us what you plan to plant this coming spring.
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Flowers visited at or near Thistle Hill 9.10-10.1. 2007
I started keeping bees in October 2006, with Todd Hardie of Honey Gardens in Ferrisburgh, Vermont, as mentor. I live in New Haven, Vermont on a small homestead of .6 acre, surrounded by farm fields and the beauty of Vermont's Champlain Valley.
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