Nepeta produces long lasting flower spikes that are highly appealing to honey bees. They are members of the mint family and do best in sunny […] Read More
Tag: May
PSBA has a couple of great learning opportunities happening in May – we hope you take the chance to learn from the pros in these […] Read More
May is here but it is still spring in the Pacific Northwest. The month of May is characterized by rising daily high temperatures but continuous […] Read More
We hope to see you at May meeting this Tuesday, the 27th! 6:30 Pre Meeting Lesson 7:00 PSBA Announcements 7:30 Main Meeting Presenter: Native Pollinators in […] Read More
There is no GPA in the hives, its pass or pass with “opportunity” for improvement. I don’t think you can really fail. Even if your […] Read More
During a recent trip to Japan I went to a famous book store across the street from Tokyo Station to buy a book for my […] Read More
Bees collect pollen as their only protein source and it is ultimately converted to bee bread. Both pollen and bee bread are a necessary part […] Read More
There is a shared love between gardeners and bees for poppies and they are a welcome sign that summer is just around the corner. Poppies […] Read More
The USDA Carl Hayden Bee Research Center will hold a webinar on Varroa mites on Tuesday, May 13 at 9 a.m. Pacific Time. During this Webinar, Dr. […] Read More
PSBA’s Field Day is on May 17 2014 at Graham Visitor Center at Washington Arboretum 9.00-4:00 (check-in at 8:30) Featured Presenter: Dr. Zachary Huang of Michigan State […] Read More