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Hello Crabbergirl, yes please with the mailing information on ordering bees.
I believe it was Germany where I had seen on a special, bees came into town in a swarm and settled on a signal light with tangled wires. The fire department hoisted a few beekeepers to collect them..it was not easy...
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Thank you Ron for taking the time to help out. The information you gave certainly sounds like what we have here..I took a second look at the photos and it does appear to whorl upwards. I do think it is as you said the weevil.
This is not good, we have several different types of evergreens...
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funny you mention swarms, we have had many at different times through the years..it may be a good thing just to order a beehive or two. I may be more prepared the next freebees :)
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this is another picture, obviously I need to work on posting pictures
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I'll try another view this is to large, but its shows the sap dripping
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Thank you Ron, with the Gypsy moth, I'm going to try again with the pictures. I don't know if I'm doing it right, It did not come up for me..I'll give it another go...
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Careful with keeping your seed pots close together, they will start rooting and tangling up with one another. Give them more space between each other.
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That is what I understand with asparagus, they come up first like a fine spring smaller in size as that of a pencil, it takes at least three years for a good size to cut. If I remember correctly it is said that it should not be cut with in those years for it to become well established. Once they...
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Nancy are you thinking of the bindweed? They are more troublesome than morning glories and been know to overgrow many crops. When one pulls them out of the ground they often grow into many new individuals.
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Hi rosy, they are cuties. I believe that to be true about animals having their own personalities. We have two German Shepherds. One female the other male. The male is a young pup yet, and he is very lovable unlike the female. He doesn't give hugs like your late friend, that would be something...
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Randy the Italian bees are less aggressive, that I have heard also. That would have been a blue ribbon for me to speak with that young lad. I've been getting news articles from the web and have ordered a magazine from the "Bushy Mountain bee farm" they sell hives and equipment, supplies but will...
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Here is our white pine that is infected. It had already been here when we bought the property some 22 years ago. The tree is located north east of the house.
Randy that could be, we have had the Gypsy moth here and farmers have been moderating it's being setting traps at different locations...
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Welcome Russ enjoy, I agree with flower4yeshua nicely said.
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very cute Rosy, what type of puppy
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That is very fortunate having a beekeeper near by, especially for those wanting to learn about the subject.
I've been interested in beekeeping for several years, gathering information about them and their hives.
I'm still a little skittish of ordering the hive and bees. It is a big...
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Thought at first we had some type of fungus growing on the lower branches, it started to turn light to red brown in mid summer now it is up to the top branches, but only on one half side of tree. Noticed today that sap was dripping down from the dead looking branches...what trouble is this tree...
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6 cups of mulberries
2 cups of rhubarb cut fine
1 heaping tablespoon of corn starch
1 to 1 1/2 cups of sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 tablespoon of lemon juice
3 tablespoons of butter
1 unbaked pie shell for a top and bottom layer pie
In large sauce pan place mulberries,and...
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Crepes
1 cup milk
2 tablespoons butter (melted)
1/2 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 eggs (well beaten)
Combine milk,and melted butter in medium size bowl. Add dry ingredients together, and sift a little at a time while stirring into the melted butter...
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Thank you Bob for your unselfishness, and being thoughtful for this forum, it is a great place to join in with other gardeners.
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Welcome Milee, I'm a new member also, it is a very nice forum here, great bunch of gardeners to chat with, and inform the mind. :)
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