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06/22/2026

Today we look at a pine variety that is blooming in the spring to demonstrate the massive amount of pollen that comes off this plant and how, when separate, honeybees will work this plant that is typically off the menu.

06/19/2026

The Dogwood starts in the spring with flowers providing for pollinating insects and closes out the Fall with berries and seeds that provide sustenance for birds and larger animals.

06/18/2026

The bark of the dogwood tree has an alligator-like texture that is distinct of this particular species.

06/17/2026

The Dogwood tree provides resources all year rounds for different insects and birds depending on the season.

06/15/2026

Grant demonstrates honeybees taking off and landing at the hive entrance by obstructing it toback up traffic before letting them through. Truly an amazing site to see!

06/12/2026

Autumn Olive, like the Bradford Pear, is an invasive species. Unlike the Bradford Pear, however, this plant produces a wonderful nectar source for bees resulting in a light floral honey while providing a sweet smell to the spring air.

06/10/2026

Add Autumn Olive to the list of plants that bloom wonderful smelling flowers for the Spring. No wonder the honey bees love it so much...

06/09/2026

Blueberry farmers hate this plant because the bees love it so much!

06/05/2026

Wisteria would make a gorgeous perfume. Let talk about the sights and smells of this spring blooming vine!

06/03/2026

Wisteria is a vine paradise for pollinators. Learn more with Grant and be sure to@follow us for more facts about plants and pollinators as we enter the beekeeping season!

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