Wow! Did summer go by fast for you? It did for me. It is time to get your hives prepared for the winter months. There […] Read More
Author: Kathy Cox
Is your brood area crowded? Have you heard the term “honey bound?” It means your hive has lots of stores there! When there is too […] Read More
What a weird spring we have had. Days of rain, then sun then rain again. It has created a dearth of nectar and pollen that […] Read More
How are your bees doing? It has been a difficult time this Spring for the bees. Queens can’t fly to get mated in the rain […] Read More
Our monthly meeting is in the Douglas Classroom at the Center for Urban Horticulture at the U of W this April 23rd. Be sure to […] Read More
I think it may really be Spring! A few leftover cold wet days are still out there, but for the most part, the apiary is […] Read More
Attention all members. Here is a great opportunity to get really inexpensive bee stuff. Come to the meeting at the Arboretum and score an extractor. […] Read More
Well, Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow. So spring is coming early??? I’m more than ready for warmer weather, but not ready with all the […] Read More
Can you believe a 60-degree day in January? Well get ready for the temps to drop again. That is Washington weather for you. Poor bees. […] Read More
by Kathy Cox, Education Chair, Master Beekeeper Two classes are now online Check the calendar to view and register. March 2&3 is a Zoom class […] Read More