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link to Head Start for Spring Blooms | Sow in Fall

Head Start for Spring Blooms | Sow in Fall

Not that you haven’t enough to do in early autumn, wrapping up summer’s harvest and processing crops and honey – but sometime in late September or so, your schedule may slow down and you can...

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link to Autumn Flowers for the Bees

Autumn Flowers for the Bees

July to early August is not too late to think about autumn fodder for your bees. Especially if your apiary is in a rural area, there is a late summer's “dearth” around the corner, when the...

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link to Winter Blooms for Bees                    

Winter Blooms for Bees                    

I wonder whether honey bees pass the time telling stories during the long winter cluster, waggle-dancing their legends of exuberant spring blooms, describing fields of colorful flowers bursting with...

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link to Bulbs for Spring Pollinators

Bulbs for Spring Pollinators

October is a good time for planning and planting spring bulbs that will benefit honey bees and other pollinators in the early spring. For our East Jefferson County hardiness zones, which are...

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Nectar Flows in the Western Pacific Northwest

Since the winters here are so mild, there is a possibility for some overwintering flowers, such as horticultural heather and brassicas, to be collected even in January and February, but until the...

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EJBees

Welcome to the blog site for the East Jefferson Beekeepers Association!

Here, members share insights, stories, and experiences from their beekeeping journeys. While our club meetings are a great place to exchange ideas, this blog offers an extra glimpse into what our members are doing in their apiaries throughout the seasons.

Discover lessons from both our successes and our challenges. Explore our favorite books and resources. Connect with fellow beekeepers to expand your knowledge and deepen your care for your girls.

For official EJBees information about membership, classes, newsletters, and more, please visit EJBees.org.

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