Bees and Gardens

Started by Seeb, May 05, 2020, 10:38:23 AM

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Seeb

Another cool bee pic - love seeing the pollen stains on the landing board
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and my bee hive in the garden
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The15thMember

I have my hives up above my mom's garden.  You can see two of them in the picture, the rest are behind the garage.   
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I come from under the hill, and under the hills and over the hills my paths led.  And through the air, I am she that walks unseen.
https://maranathahomestead.weebly.com/

Seeb

Looks like a wonderful place Member - thanks for sharing with us

Ben Framed

Both your gardens look greatly laid out! Thanks for posting.

Seeb


The15thMember

Quote from: Ben Framed on May 05, 2020, 11:13:58 PM
Both your gardens look greatly laid out! Thanks for posting.
Yeah, thanks Phillip.  I'll tell my mom you like it.   

What are you planting in your garden, Aurelia?  My mom is planting tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, peas, beans, radishes, beets, some kale and lettuces, okra (my favorite!), garlic, strawberries, and some herbs.  I think we are going to be doing some corn and zucchini and squash too.  She'll also probably grow some stuff specifically for the bees, like borage and sunflowers.     
I come from under the hill, and under the hills and over the hills my paths led.  And through the air, I am she that walks unseen.
https://maranathahomestead.weebly.com/

Seeb

What are you planting in your garden, Aurelia?

I've got a 30 foot long row garden, right behind what you see in the picture, so in that area I have planted 8 rows of corn, 2 rows of butterbeans, 1 row of okra, 1 row of zinnias. In what you see in the picture, there are 20 tomato plants, 16' of pickling cucumbers, 4 lipstick peppers, cabbage [that i'll be harvesting this week for kraut] beets, garlic, and just put in some basil, and dill seed this morning. My corn will come off the first part of July, so I'll be planting another cover crop on that area for the bees.

Sounds like your mom loves gardening like I do. Thank you for asking