HONEY BEE POWER PLANTS By Marie Rojas Hellebores are the stalwarts of the shade garden. Blooming late winter – spring, they’ve been known to lift this gardener’s spirit! They also provide a much-needed nectar and pollen source for honey bees Read More …
HONEY BEE POWER PLANTS By Marie Rojas Panicle Hydrangea, also called PeeGee Hydrangea – Latin: Hydrangea paniculata The panicle hydrangea is a vigorous, upright, deciduous large shrub. It is also sometimes grown as a single-trunked, small tree. It typically grows Read More …
BYLAWS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION INC. (A Maryland Non-Stock Corporation) Adopted by the Board this 4th day of December, 2019 ARTICLE I OFFICES Section 1.1 Location. The principal office of the Montgomery County Beekeepers Association Inc. (“Corporation”) shall be Read More …
Leon Vandenberg April 2018
First off, I wish all of you a happy holiday season. As for my bees, they are pretty much “put to bed” for the winter. I say “pretty much”, because here in the Deep South, most days include at least Read More …
This is a quick picture guide to recognizing situations inside your hives. Logon to the website to see the chart.
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Speaker: James Boicourt, beekeeper, meadmaker and co-owner of Charm City Meadworks What is mead? Mead is an alcoholic drink made of honey and water that has been fermented with yeast. It can be flavored with herbs, fruits and other flavorings Read More …
