BAKLAVA
EAS 2018 HONEY SHOW ENTRY COOKIES, BARS AND BROWNIES – 1ST PLACE RIBBON INGREDIENTS: 1 cup chopped pecans 1 tsp ground cinnamon 1 package phyllo dough 1 cup melted butter 3/4 cup sugar 1 cup water 3/4 cup honey 1 Read More …
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Helleborus
HONEY BEE POWER PLANTS By Marie RojasHellebores 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 that Read More …
Panicle Hydrangea
HONEY BEE POWER PLANTS By Marie RojasPanicle Hydrangea, also called PeeGee Hydrangea – Latin: Hydrangea paniculataThe panicle hydrangea is a vigorous, upright, deciduous large shrub. It is also sometimes grown as a single-trunked, small tree. It typically grows to 8’ Read More …
BYLAWS
BYLAWS OFMONTGOMERY COUNTY BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION INC.(A Maryland Non-Stock Corporation)Adopted by the Board this 4th day of December, 2019ARTICLE I OFFICESSection 1.1 Location. The principal office of the Montgomery County Beekeepers Association Inc. (“Corporation”) shall be located within the State of Read More …
President’s Blog
Leon VandenbergApril 2018
December Letter from the South
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 …
What to Expect When Inspecting
This is a quick picture guide to recognizing situations inside your hives. Logon to the website to see the chart.
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