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20-03-2006, 02:01 AM
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aggggh pollination problems!
John Savage wrote:
Jonno writes: "John Savage" wrote in message news:060314000090459.14Mar06$rookswood@suburbia n.com... If you do buy a beehive, make sure you don't confine the bees to your greenhouse, otherwise when you can't provide local pollen and nectar the bees will starve. They need to be able to scour the neighbourhood to collect water, too, at those times when you forget to replenish a source. Would suggest a source of water too. Bees need water and if they find it, allow them to settle amd drink.from a shallow bowl. The bees will be perfectly happy to sip moisture off the wet plants and drips off his watering system. -- John Savage (my news address is not valid for email) My bees use a saucer.. So much more refined than yours...(grin). |
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