Along with new leaves appearing in the clementine orchards, little flower buds are getting ready too. In a couple of weeks the whole place will be a different colour, and 200,000 bees will descend. The noise is amazing – nature at its best!
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Are you a bee keeper along with your other outstanding abilities?
Ahh Spring time in an orchard…I so miss it.
Linda
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Me nooo…. there are thousands of hives all around here (predominantly pine honey from the mountains), but the hives are kept near the farms during winter and springtime
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How exciting! You must take lots of pics ..
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Will do… did a few posts the past year or so, but photographically getting more adventurous now…
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MMMMMM….I can taste the sweetness!
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… and that’s why I LOVE spring 🙂
It didn’t occur to me that the bees would be out in force, but now that you’ve mentioned it, of course it would! The hum in the air must be amazing!
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Hence we get flower honey from our neighbouring farm – probably partly pollen-sourced from our trees!
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Momwithoutpaws wants to know if the blooms have an aroma
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I never realise as I’m here all the time. When the boss comes home each weekend she says it’s really noticeable .)
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How wonderful! I can just imagine the sound and smells of spring you will have. Autumn settling in here and the colours are amazing !
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