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Bees
len gardener wrote in
: g'day perri, if not having bees could be impacting on your gardens production then maybe you could consider buying your own hive of aussie native bees, they are stingless so are great where kids are concerned, and they are good pollinators. len I have considered that getting native bees would be a great idea for me in the future also. Having far, far too many of the horrible european honey bees in my garden at the moment is a bit of a concern though - I understand these loathsome creatures are quite willing and able to destroy the native queen and take over the hive. Unfortunately I can't recall exactly where I got this information so its veracity is open to challenge. So, the questions I have a 1) Is it possible/likely that the feral imports will take over ? 2) If so, are there any protective measures that can be taken to assist our poor, under-appreciated, under-utilised and poorly armed native friends ? TIA. Ivan. |
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