Witch Hazel (Hamamelis) includes several different species that are native to Eastern North America, China, and Japan ranging in colors from yellow to red that […] Read More
The PSBA Buzz
As mentioned at the January PSBA meeting, a Honey Bee Awareness Day will be held on Thursday, March 5 on the North steps outside the Capitol […] Read More
Got Bees? PSBA is looking to partner with local vendors of bees (packages, nucs, queens) in 2015 as part of a fundraising effort for our educational programs. If you sell bees, we’d […] Read More
PSBA is in process of updating our class offerings for 2015 – and we are excited to offer a few new topics this year so you can be […] Read More
This small evergreen tree adds an exotic look to our Northwestern gardens with its large glossy leaves. This plant is a native to south-central China […] Read More
In a paper published in the journal Animal Behaviour, ASU alumnus Kirsten Traynor, a research associate with the University of Maryland, Robert E. Page, Jr., […] Read More
The True Source Honey Certification (TM) Program (www.TrueSourceHoney.com), whose mission it is to protect consumers, retailers and manufacturers from illegally sourced honey, has issued an […] Read More
The 2015 North American Beekeeping Conference & Trade Show will be held in Anaheim, California at the four-star Disneyland Hotel, January 6 – 10. As […] Read More
When you do your Holiday shopping at AmazonSmile, Amazon donates 0.5% of the purchase price to Puget Sound Beekeepers Association. If you are considering shopping […] Read More
A recent presidential memorandum created a task force to reverse pollinator losses and help restore populations to healthy levels. The task force, coordinated by the […] Read More