Thanks be for cranberries
On this, Thanksgiving Day, spare a thought for those poor bees that had to pollinate all those cranberries earlier this year when it was so cold.
Labels: pollination
posted by Turlough | 22:43
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1 Comments:
Cranberries do not net much honey as a crop. Think the bees probably forage around the bogs and take advantage of the wild flowers.
Happy Thanksgiving from an American Family.
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