On December 21, 2023 we had the Winter Solstice. Humans and Bees live by the day lengths. We experience the shortening of the days up

Another year shot!! As I was contemplating what to write for my end of the year blog, and while completing the busy work of wrapping

Through the years of beekeeping, I have learned a lot! The Bees have taught me!! What have the Bees taught me in 2023? The Bees

So many flowers bloom in September to feed the bees for the coming winter. The coincidence of this just proves that there is a God

I take honey from my Bees once a year. If the Spring is “spring like” and not “summer like”, then there can be some honey

Busy months and lots of things are blooming. But the weather has been very strange. I’ll leave it at that. We have all noticed and

Everywhere you hear talk of climate change. I agree that the Earth’s climate has changed over the years. However, I do not think that it

I made it through another winter- 2023. This one was not so bad. I have learned to embrace winter and if truth be known, summer

Got this clip from, The Sacred Gardener My Daughter, Cedar has seen nine solstice trees and the accompanying rituals come and go. So it’s not

The winters in North Carolina (almost in South Carolina) are not too cold, but we do get occasional blasts of cold air from the north.