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Swarming season

Uncategorized06/06/2016

Swarming is a natural process by which bees grow their hives. As a hive gets too crowded, the queen bee will leave the hive with approximately 40% of her staff, leaving the remaining bees behind to raise a new queen and continue on. Swarming in Ireland typically occurs in May and June, though swarms can…

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queen is busy lots of activity in the hive

Uncategorized09/05/2016

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24 Little-Known Uses for Dandelions From Baking and Pain Relief to Quickly Removing Warts

Uncategorized24/04/2016

Apparently, those pesky yellow weeds in the garden can provide numerous benefits you have never been aware of. Dandelion has been used throughout the history in the treatments of numerous health issues, such as kidney disease, liver issues, appendicitis, and heartburn. Every single part of the dandelion, from the roots to the blossoms is edible, and…

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If we spray they pay…

Uncategorized18/04/2016

Wildlife WelfareLiked April 15 at 7:27pm · DANDELIONS ARE A VITAL SOURCE OF SPRING NECTAR. Driving through the countryside the Dandelion, an iconic wild Spring flower, decorates every hedgerow and road verge. This bright little flower has its own beauty, it’s not dainty or exquisite, but it possesses a cherry vigour. Many people go…

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The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan encourages sanctuaries for threatened species

Uncategorized11/04/2016

The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan encourages sanctuaries for threatened species, says Mary O’Riordan. Pollinating bees help to keep home food prices relatively low and could be worth more than €7 m a year to the apple crop in the North Allowing weeds to grow and flower in our lawns is one of the recommended ways to…

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DO YOU KNOW HOW HONEY IS PRODUCED BY THE BEES?

Uncategorized06/04/2016

science | April 6, 2016 | Science | No Comments IF YOU DON’T KNOW HOW DO BEES PRODUCE HONEY UNTIL NOW AFTER READING OF THIS TEXT YOU WILL KNOW VERY WELL THE WHOLE PROCESS… The western, or European honeybee, pollinates three fourths of the fruits, veggies and nuts that we eat. We’d be in trouble…

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30 Beautiful Plants to Attract Butterflies and Bees to Your Garden

Uncategorized16/03/2016

30 Beautiful Plants to Attract Butterflies to Your Garden May 2, 2014 by admin Leave a Comment For many people, watching butterflies flit around the garden can be an exciting or very relaxing part of spring and summer. Here are a handful of plants that are easy to grow which will draw these majestic insects…

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6 Sexy Irish Foods That Are Aphrodisiacs

Uncategorized06/02/2016

6 Sexy Irish Foods That Are Aphrodisiacs Home / Blog / 6 Sexy Irish Foods Are Aphrodisiacs Tabs Photos(active tab) Valentine’s Day is approaching. The Irish are well known for their ability to do the hearts and flowers thing. This nation is just a bunch of old romantics at heart. Anyone who’s ever shed a…

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plants for the bees

Uncategorized05/02/2016

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Pollinators in Ireland

Uncategorized01/02/2016

Pollinators in Ireland Bees are the most important pollinating insect because they visit flowers to collect food for their larvae, as well as feeding on floral resources as adults. In Ireland crops such as apples, clover, strawberries and oilseed rape all benefit from pollination and a recent study from the Department of the Environment valued…

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