Yesterday morning the husband, the Beehaus and myself drove
over to Sarah’s house in Leamington Spa. They big day had arrived – we were
giving the Beehaus a home.
Although Sarah’s garden is big, you can’t just plonk a
beehive anywhere. There are certain criteria you need to follow such as
ensuring the bees are protected from the wind and full sun, they have a clear
flight path when exiting the hive and that there is a water source nearby such
as a pond. My friend and mentor Nikki (all amateur beekeepers are assigned a mentor –
well, in the W & L branch anyway) came along to help me choose the perfect
spot. I think we managed it. Lets hope the bees agree when I show them their
new home tomorrow morning.
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The Beehaus in its new home |
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The Beehaus and I |
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My landlady Sarah |
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Nikki and her son Freddie
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Freddie approves of the Beehaus' new home. See how it has blended into the garden already |
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