Independence Day and the beginning of the hottest days of summer, the Dog Days, are the major events in July. Gardeners and honey bees are trying to keep cool and harvesting food.
Name: Margaret Delta KY I'm A Charley's Girl For Sure
Thank you vic. I am glad you enjoyed it.
In case you all didn't notice....with this article I made the plant names clickable to the entry in the Plants For Honey Bees database. There you can check out things like the latin name, zones, plant type, color of honey if it's a nectar plant and pollen color if it's a pollen plant and I found that information, and comments.
Name: Christine North East Texas (Zone 7b) Shine Your Light!
Another great article, Margaret.
Thank you.
Enjoy the links too. Oh and I've been meaning to go back to your last article with the nectar plants...there were some that constantly reproduce nectar & I want to try to grow those in my garden!
May your life be like a wildflower, growing freely in the beauty and joy of each day --Native American Proverb
- I clicked and I love it! 
