Tree reproduction is in full swing (left to right): chokecherry, northern catalpa and Meyer spruce. (NDSU photo)
A few years ago, I picked up beekeeping as a hobby. To be honest, I’m not a very good beekeeper. Mostly, the bees keep themselves.The honeybees, along with myriad native insects and even a few bird species, are critical partners in helping trees reproduce. In general, the trees produce a sweet nectar for the animal, while the animal moves around pollen for the plants.And sometim...
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