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
Author: Kathy Cox
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
Well, here we are at the end of 2023. And what a year it’s been. Between wars, mental health, mass shootings and political troubles, it […] Read More
The leaves are changing color. Tomatoes and the garden are giving in to fall. Bees are putting up with daily changes of sunny and rainy […] Read More
by Kathy Cox Fall is in the air. Pumpkins in the garden are turning orange. Honey is being harvested and extracted. Kids are getting ready […] Read More
Finally, the blackberry flow is upon us! Are your bees bringing in grey pollen? That is from the blackberries! Pollen-what do bees do with it? […] Read More
MAY ‘23 IN THE APIARY BY KATHY COX This is quite possibly the busiest time of beekeeping! What are you doing? Are you checking for […] Read More
Are you staying warm? I hope the bees are! Spring can’t be too far away. Let’s hope it is nothing like last year. I hope […] Read More