Still tired from the time change? At least there is something to cheer about-Spring is 2 weeks away! I know I am anxious to see […] Read More
The PSBA Buzz
Due to a water main leak, the September meeting at the Graham Visitor’s Center has been moved to the Center for Urban Horticulture, in the […] Read More
Please join Dawn Beck and Kathleen DeVilbiss this Saturday from 2pm to 4pm at the PSBA Apiary in the UW Arboretum. This is a hands-on […] 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
Help PSBA with our last volunteer event of the summer! We need volunteers for both morning and afternoon shifts. Once you register, our volunteer coordinator […] Read More
Late summer and fall are critical decision times for your hives. Please join PSBA President and Master Beekeeper Dawn Beck in the Apiary Saturday the […] 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
Queen Breeders Research Opportunity (King County area) Curious about helping to improve the genetics of our local bees – then read on! Queen genetics are […] 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
By KATHY COX It feels like Spring is trying to make its way here. The bees are bringing in lots of yellow pollen. The first […] Read More
Last month PSBA issued a notice to be careful opening messages from PSBA board members. Since then, we have restored and also strengthened our security.