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Blooming in November: Flowers for Bees, Pollinators, Feathered Friends

Barbolian Fields Posted on November 18, 2018 by BlytheDecember 2, 2018
Frosty rose blooming in November

I am always amazed at what is still blooming in November. Such gifts! The bees and other pollinators are especially grateful. So am I! In the midst of the leaf-raking season, be sure to take a break to smell the roses! Hope your Thanksgiving is full of blessings, your life full of gratitude, and your garden full of whatever it is full of. It’s all good!

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The Return of the Bees and the Dreaded Dearth

Barbolian Fields Posted on August 9, 2018 by BlytheAugust 9, 2018
Bee on hollyhock

The bees have returned! Yay! Here’s the whole story. And with them, responsibility. Do they have enough food? Nectar is suddenly scarce when the fruits are fruiting and the flowers are done blooming. The dreaded dearth can hit a hive harder than winter. What can you plant to ensure they make it through late summer? In this post, I list the main bee plants that we have growing right now, including the bees’ favorites.

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Posted in bees, flowers & beeplants, garden | Tagged bee plants, beeplants, bumble bees, honey bees, late summer, late-summer blooms, nectar sources, pollen sources, pollinators, summer dearth, summer flowers | 2 Replies

Earth Day: Plant Something for the Bees!

Barbolian Fields Posted on April 23, 2014 by BlytheJanuary 7, 2015

Whether you recycle, upcycle, bicycle, reduce your footprint, make a footprint, go for a simple walk, plant a tree – so much we can do to celebrate Earth Day! My advice, if nothing else, plant a seed! Take care of our bees and they will help feed the world!

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Building an Insect Hotel

Barbolian Fields Posted on October 15, 2013 by BlytheNovember 13, 2013

Honeybees have their cozy hive, but what about all the other pollinators out there? Where will they overwinter? Upcycle your junk into an Insect Hotel! As crazy & elaborate as you make it. Very fun educational craft for kids, too.

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Posted in bees, garden crafts, homemade, homestead, sustainability | Tagged bees, conservation, crafts, habitat, insects, native pollinators, pollinators, recycle, upcycle | Leave a reply

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