Bee Plants for Drought |Reid's Nursery |Central Texas Gardener

What's the buzz all about? Bees, of course. Chris and Bill Reid from Reid's Nursery pick pretty pollinator favorites to get the garden humming, even in drought. Host: Tom Spencer. Find out more at www.klru.org/ctg.

[@stefanomoretti3664]

In Italy, in the maquis of many islands and elsewhere in the coastline we have natural bloomings of rosemary and in itinerant beekeeping you can place the hives where the blooming occurs - provided you have a safe place where to leave the hives. Rosemary honey (200% at least nectar) is obtained in North west Sardinia for example.

[@georgealderson4424]

You are blessed

[@londonandres856]

instablaster.

[@jameswomack8465]

I just found you guys and I am so excited.

[@jenniferapiary]

Thanks

[@yousseftrifi1234]

Hello there,
I live in Tunisia.
Same climate as central California.
Beside Rosemarie,
Lavender, Thyme and Acacia tree....any idea about winter flowring shrubs ...with respect
Joe Trifi

[@carmenvilchez74]

The website page it doesn’t exist! It would be nice in the video they post their address and phone number!!! Interesting video but zero info where to buy those plants

[@terrypayne8953]

Wil these grow in Louisiana

[@elizabethyow1165]

Gulf penstemon will probably grow well in Louisiana 🌸