February - April
February: Elm, Silver Maple
March: Cottonwood, Crocus
April: Dandelion, Daffodil, Tulip, Hellebores, Grape Hyacinth, Vetch, Box Elder, Apple tree, Black & Yellow Locust, Willow
May - July
May: Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Cucumber, Alfalfa, Sweet Clover, White Clover, Cherry, Strawberry, Allium, Rhubarb, Golden Currant, Choke Cherries, White Aster, Hound's Tongue, Oriental Poppy, Salsify, Sage
June: Peas, Raspberry, Salvia, Catmint (Catnip), Beauty Bush, Tomatillo, Viola, Thistle, Rocky Mountain Bee Plant, Mexican Hat Flower, Sunflower, Pumpkin, Snowberry
July: Milkweed, Gypsophila (Baby's Breath), Borage, Onion, Garlic Chives, Corn, Goldenrod
August - October
August: Goldenrod, Smartweed
September: No new plants.
Still present: Alfalfa, White Clover, Thistles, Rocky Mountain Bee Plant, Corn and Smartweed
October: No new plants.
Still present: Dandelion, Sweet Clover, Sunflower, and Goldenrod
November - January
November - January: No new plants.
Fact: Honey Bees survive off the honey they have stored throughout the year.
Hint: It is our responsibility to leave them enough honey to make it through the winter. We're talking anywhere from 60-100lbs of honey!
Help: Supplemental feeding by the beekeeper is sometimes necessary if their supply is too low.