Charm City Honey Bees

08/02/2025

02/20/2025

02/19/2025

It is almost time for bee season if you haven't gotten your bees yet or you want mentorship please contact me

01/22/2025

01/20/2025

You can help this spring without being a beekeeper!

One of the most effective ways to support bee populations is by making your yard pollinator-friendly.
Transform your garden into a welcoming space for worker bees and other local pollinators by planting a variety of flowers. Choose a diverse selection of pollinator-friendly seeds that bloom at different times throughout the season, ensuring bees have a steady food source and helping to prevent colony collapse.

If you don’t have a garden, let weeds like dandelions grow and flower as they’re often one of the first food sources for bees in the spring. Creating a safe haven for pollinators in your yard contributes to bee conservation, especially as wild bee habitats are shrinking worldwide.

We offer a variety of seeds that allow you to plant a diverse range of pollinator-friendly flowers that bloom throughout the season. These flowers provide bees with a continuous food source, helping to prevent colony collapse: https://www.mannlakeltd.com/education-crafts-gifts/seeding-forage/

A special thanks to Audrey Schweiker for submitting this beautiful photograph!

01/20/2025

Spring blooms begin in winter! Discover how winter preparations pave the way for vibrant spring pollination and how ethical bee removal supports the process. Learn more with The Bee Man!

https://beemanbuzz.com/pollination-in-the-new-year-setting-the-stage-for-spring/