Bees Need Flowers focuses on how to feed your bees naturally from how to assess your current property to what to plant for bees.
"Bees Need Flowers, Planting for Pollinators"
"Bees Need Flowers, Planting for Pollinators"
Available Spring 2021
"Bees Need Flowers, Planting for Pollinators"
I've lost count of the number of times beekeepers have told me they are beekeepers; why do they need to know about flowers.
Flowers provide bees with food; carbs through nectar for flight fuel and pollen for baby food. Bees are nature's matchmakers, ensuring that certain plants reproduce through pollination.
Healthy and varied food sources help bees stay strong and healthy. Poor nutrition is among five current stressors impacting honey bees worldwide.
"Bees Need Flowers Planting for Pollinators" is a handy reference book covers how to assess your current property where you plan to locate bees to what to plant. As an advanced master gardener, I help you plan your food sources with handy checklists and guides that make the planning process easier. They also help you provide your bees with food sources to help keep your bees healthy.
This new book will also be reviewed by the Great Plains Master Beekeeping program and will be an excellent reference with my Planting for Pollinators lectures.
"Bees Need Flowers" is part of a three reference book set covering fundamental beekeeping related topics. The other two books are "Bee Club Basics or How to Start a Bee Club" (published April 2020) and "A Beekeeper's Diary, Self-Guide to Keeping Bees to be published December 2020. "Bees Need Flowers, Planting for Pollinators" is slated to be published Spring 2021.
Email me to be notified when the book is available.
"Bees Need Flowers, Planting for Pollinators"
Available Spring 2021
"Bees Need Flowers, Planting for Pollinators"
I've lost count of the number of times beekeepers have told me they are beekeepers; why do they need to know about flowers.
Flowers provide bees with food; carbs through nectar for flight fuel and pollen for baby food. Bees are nature's matchmakers, ensuring that certain plants reproduce through pollination.
Healthy and varied food sources help bees stay strong and healthy. Poor nutrition is among five current stressors impacting honey bees worldwide.
"Bees Need Flowers Planting for Pollinators" is a handy reference book covers how to assess your current property where you plan to locate bees to what to plant. As an advanced master gardener, I help you plan your food sources with handy checklists and guides that make the planning process easier. They also help you provide your bees with food sources to help keep your bees healthy.
This new book will also be reviewed by the Great Plains Master Beekeeping program and will be an excellent reference with my Planting for Pollinators lectures.
"Bees Need Flowers" is part of a three reference book set covering fundamental beekeeping related topics. The other two books are "Bee Club Basics or How to Start a Bee Club" (published April 2020) and "A Beekeeper's Diary, Self-Guide to Keeping Bees to be published December 2020. "Bees Need Flowers, Planting for Pollinators" is slated to be published Spring 2021.
Email me to be notified when the book is available.
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