2nd Annual Honey Bee Festival 2017 Date: March 25th!
Interested in being a vendor or part of the entertainment? Email: alma@sarasotahoney.com to receive vendor/entertainment packet. Sarasota...
Preventing Pesticide Kills – University of Georgia
Apply pesticides in the evening Many pesticides are extremely toxic to honey bees and other beneficial insects. Honey bees are attracted...
The Effect of Pesticides on Bees – University of Georgia
Pesticides are substances used to eliminate unwanted pests. Insecticides rid us of unwanted insects. Unfortunately, honey bees are...
Save the Bees: Don’t use Pesticides or Chemicals!
Yes, they make your lawn look pristine and pretty, but they’re actually doing the opposite to the life in your biosphere. The chemicals...
Save The Bees: There is no such thing as bad weeds
Contrary to popular belief, a lawn full of clover and dandelions is not just a good thing—it’s a great thing! A haven for honeybees (and...
Attracting Beneficial Bees – By Kathy LaLiberte
Gardeners can help counter the decline in pollinator populations As an avid gardener, I’m fortunate to have Russell Devino as a neighbor....
List of Bee Friendly Plants and Herbs
Spring and Summer Bulbs Purple flowering onions (Allium spp.) Golden crocus (Crocus x luteus) Bishop Series dahlias* (Dahlia) Winter...
How to Save The Bees: Plant Bee Friendly Herbs and Plants in Your Garden
Bees are losing habitat all around the world due to intensive monoculture-based farming practices (large farms of one crop), pristine...
Why Save The Bees?
We should help save honey bees because while grains do not require honey bees to flourish, virtually all of our non-grain foods are...
Recovery from Pesticide Exposure – University of Georgia
Colonies that have been exposed to pesticides may recover if proper steps are taken. If a colony has lost a majority of its field force...