Want to do your part for the bees and help the environment? Its easy!
Plant an organic bee garden (using no pesticides or chemicals), where our little friends can forage in a safe and abundant environment. Be sure to check the soil you use to make sure you're using organic planting soil. Here's a sampling of what to plant and when is the best time to plant them:
| SPRING | SUMMER | LATE SUMMER/FALL |
| Blueberry | Blackberry | Aster |
| Borage | Catmint | Beggar's Tricks |
| Cotoneaster | Catnip | Borage |
| Crabapple | Chives | Coneflower |
| Cranberry | Cilantro | Cosmos |
| Foxglove | Hyssop | Goldenrod |
| Heliotrope | Lavender | Poppy |
| Hazelnut | Raspberry | Pumpkin |
| Heather | Sunflower | Sedum |
| Primrose | Sweet Asylum | Squash |
| Sage | Yarrow | Tulips |
| Thyme | Zinnia |
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While both come from the same hardworking honeybees, the differences in processing, scent, and color can drastically change the outcome of your project. In this guide, we’ll break down the pros and cons of yellow beeswax vs. white beeswax so you can choose the perfect match for your needs.
Unlike regular honey, raw honey is not exposed to high heat or heavy filtration, which helps preserve its nutritional value and health benefits. It may also contain bee pollen and propolis, which further enhance its medicinal properties.
Natural wellness solutions are gaining popularity as more people look for ways to support their health using ingredients from nature. One bee product that has recently gained attention in the health world is bee propolis. Known as the hive’s natural defense system, propolis has been used for centuries for its protective and wellness-supporting properties.
But what is bee propolis, and why are so many people adding it to their daily wellness routine?
