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Post-dated pix

What with the fast-paced spring and being away, I’ve got a backlog of pix on the hard drive from the past two or three weeks that I need to purge now or they’ll be lost forever. Click images for large view (in most cases).

Doronicum.
doronicum

Drumstick and ‘regular’ primulas.
Drumstick and 'regular' primulas

Close up of the drumsticks.
drumstick primula

Two views of double-flowered bloodroot (Sanguisorba Sanguinaria canadensis ‘Flore Pleno’ from memory ssp flore plena best I can tell.)
double-flowered bloodroot

double-flowered bloodroot

Mertensia and dragonfly.
double-flowered bloodroot

Muscari and bleeding heart. (Sorry don’t know the variety.)
muscaribleeding heart

I’ve decided to start coordinating animal and plant colors.
double-flowered bloodroot

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No CCD for organic bees?

bee in irisInteresting report (I can’t vouch for the credibility) that organic beekeepers aren’t seeing so much colony collapse disorder. Perhaps because they aren’t stressing the bees with antibiotics and pesticides fighting parasites and diseases and aren’t trucking them all over kingdom come, the colonies aren’t collapsing.

I’ve got a bunch of other bee links that I haven’t really had time to explore. Surf away:

Bee Colony Collapse Disorder – Nothing new here. But I was told to keep an eye open for updates here.

Texas A&M CCD info

Mid-Atlantic Apiculture CCD info – Hosted by Penn State

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