fresh honey farm

06/24/2026

Bakersfield California backyard honey

06/13/2026

Fresh Honey Farm

05/13/2026

Sadly we lost all of our Beehives Due to a fire😭😭😭

05/12/2026

Relaxing with my bees

05/06/2026

Those are likely bottlebrush flowers (from the genus Bottlebrush), and honeybees love them because they produce a lot of both:
Nectar – sugary liquid bees turn into honey
Pollen – protein food for raising brood
The bright red “brush” is actually made of hundreds of tiny flowers packed together, so bees can collect nectar efficiently without flying far between blooms.
These flowers are especially attractive to bees because:
They bloom heavily and for a long period
They can produce nectar even in hot, dry weather
The flower shape lets bees land easily
Large shrubs provide thousands of feeding spots in one place
For beekeepers in places like California, bottlebrush can be a very good nectar source during spring and early summer. Bees often work them

05/06/2026

Why it matters (especially for your bees 🐝)
This is actually good news for beekeeping:
Mustard is a strong nectar and pollen source
Bees love it in early to mid-season
It helps build colony strength before major honey flows

03/27/2026

When my friend visite me to the bees yard 😅 and they thinking plastic bags on their head will save them

03/27/2026

inspecting the hives today

03/20/2026