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Gardening

bluecollar2

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8. The plan is to do just that in sections

Reply to Nitram (Reply #5)

Sat Feb 3, 2018, 04:25 PM

Feb 2018

Of the grove not dedicated to production.

I'm hoping to "crowd out" nuisance grasses that have to be mowed in favour of native plants and grasses that are polinator friendly.

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Any beekeepers in the house? [View all] bluecollar2 Feb 2018 OP

Where I am, the deciduous trees are one of the first things to flower. Dale Neiburg Feb 2018 #1

Generally we have food sources bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #6

My dad was an amateur beekeeper Major Nikon Feb 2018 #2

No close neighbors bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #7

My son has a bee keeping business in the mid west with distributors out in the west and south west.. marble falls Feb 2018 #3

Pm sent bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #10

Bees will travel several miles to get pollen TlalocW Feb 2018 #4

Shouldn't be too far.. bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #9

If you have the space, plant a wildflower and native grasses meadow. Nitram Feb 2018 #5

The plan is to do just that in sections bluecollar2 Feb 2018 #8

That sounds awesome hibbing Feb 2018 #11