Some of the smaller blueberry plants even have unripe blueberries already. It looks like we'll have a nice harvest of blueberries this year with over 20 mature plants.
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| Carpenter bee enjoying the blueberry buds |
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| Blueberries formation |
The Florida Bee Farm" is a mini eco-farm located in Clearwater Florida and completely solar powered. Our eleven hives of pampered (spoiled) honey bees produce delicious local honey. We utilize organic growing methods with naturally made compost and tonics to repel pests. Irrigation system fed by a rain barrel collection system powered by solar electric.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Blueberries and Bees
Lately there's plenty of activity at The Florida Bee Farm around the blueberry plants. And there's many different types of bees buzzing around the blueberry flowers. Bumble bees, carpenter bees, honey bees from our apiary and a couple bee types I wasn't sure of. While watching a large Carpenter bee on a bud I noticed a couple smaller bees buzzing the Carpenter bee and even bumping into it a few times. There was plenty of blueberries to go around so not sure what the bee anger was all about.
Some of the smaller blueberry plants even have unripe blueberries already. It looks like we'll have a nice harvest of blueberries this year with over 20 mature plants.
Some of the smaller blueberry plants even have unripe blueberries already. It looks like we'll have a nice harvest of blueberries this year with over 20 mature plants.
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