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Basswood / Linden Tree - photo N. Gores |
Basswood trees can produce a tremendous amount of nectar if the conditions are right. Basswood like hot days and warm nights to produce a good nectar flow. It does not produce every year. Last year we got Basswood honey, with the hot weather we are experiancing right now, I am optimistic that we will have another good Basswood Flow.
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Sumac - photo by N. Gores |
Sumac does produce nectar and the bees do work it. The honey tends to be in the reddish color.
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Thistle - Photo by N. Gores |
Thistle is blooming everywhere right now. This is also a decent nectar plant that the bees work.
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White Dutch Clover - Photo N. Gores |
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Birdsfoot Trefoil and Daisy - Photo by N. Gores |