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  1. Beekeeping 101
    What sorts of plants or trees do bees naturally collect pollen from in the autumn, or right before the winter? If there are no vegetative plants, like squash or eggplant, what sorts of trees or shrubs do they target? -Thanks!
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    Here is an Orchid tree in full bloom on March 15,2009 located in the 93010 zip code. Ernie
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