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  1. Bee Forum
    Good day! My plum tree is 24' away from my hive. It's blooming for 2 days now. I don't see any of my bees there. They're working as usually foraging, bringing in pollen and what not. But not a single bee on my plum! Some other insects, but no bees. Is this normal? Thanks.
    blooms foraging plum spring
  2. Bee Forum
    We have a plum tree within 15' of a hive and I haven't seen bees on it. Bees fly right over it to go elsewhere for food. Then I saw a post suggesting bees don't forage near their hive. Is this really true?
    not foraging near hive plum
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