Bee-friendly winter gardening | The Real Dirt

Posted 2024-12-27, Chico Enterprise Record Headlines

Just because it is wintertime doesn’t mean that bees, which are important pollinators for our flowers, fruits and vegetables, don’t need food. Plants and shrubs can provide pollen, nectar, or both to bees in our late winter and early spring. Honey bees will be brought to Northern California from all across the US to... read full story

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