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  1. Nectar & Pollen Plants
    I've noticed this week, what with fig season moving along, the honeybees (and wasps, flies, etc) are feasting on the older/rotting figs. Major sugar source for them there. Since we're in a dearth in eastern NC ..... any port in a storm.
    fruit trees
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    I am going to spray Lime sulfur delayed dormant spray this weekend and was wondering what effect, if any it has on bees. Doing my homework I found this great publication by WSU and thought I would post it. http://cru.cahe.wsu.edu/cepublications/pnw0518/pnw0518.pdf I sprayed last weekend with...
    fruit trees sprays
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