Thanks for the sourwood seeds Bob! I called your store in early January and learned you had not received my self-addressed, stamped envelope. I was asked for my address and hoped you still had seeds that weren't packed up for the NAHBE. After a few weeks, I assumed I had missed my opportunity. But on Thursday, 4/25/24, an envelope arrived with sourwood seeds! It was postmarked 1/16/24. I'm not sure where they were all that time but thank you so much for sending them! Mike, Huntersville, NC
Hi; Bob just got the sourwood seeds can't wait to get them started. Thank you very much I will replant every tree that I can get started and tell everyone they are in honor of Bob Binnie. Thank you, Ron Webb
Thanks for my sourwood seeds Bob! Even they won’t produce nectar in south Alabama I’m truly grateful for them and will plant them as ornamental trees! You’re are a one of!!!!
I work for the city and we have a big spot that just grows weeds that I'm gonna till up and put a bunch of wildflower seeds, I've already got goldenrod and milkweed seeds that I've gathered and gonna spread. Gonna order some wildflower seeds and some sunflower seeds to plant there this spring. Gonna put me an envelope in the mail too. I'm sure you are gonna get more requests than the amount of seeds you have to get out. Thanks!
Thank you Bob for the Sourwood seeds. I bit the bullet and went to TyTy nursery online and bought a tree. I didn't think I had enough time left in my life for that seed to mature. Thanks again.
Thanks for posting Bob. The demonstration of planting the sourwood seeds was particularly interesting for me. We plan to try this method. My wife and I have been spreading sourwood seeds by just throwing a pinch of seeds in open areas that get some sunlight all over our forestland for the past 5 years. We have some sourwood and a lot of poplar here in middle Tennessee but would like to see more sourwood.
Oh, I'm all over the place, I love RUclips for this. Mug up Bob from the northern Appalachians, up here in New Hampshire. 24 f this am...winter is here, I know because my Johnnie's and Fed Co seed catalogs came in the mail the other day. Can't wait to sit down with a bunch of coffee and argue about what tomatoes to get. Thanks for sharing, Have a happy t-day!
@@bobbinnie9872 Yes bottom boards also. I really like the ones you make and sell. I need to replace a lot of the ones I have. Plus I'm going to get into selling queens. There isn't anyone that sells them in my area.
Love seed saving!!!! More people should do it to save $$$ and for the bees. Swap with friends!!!! I would swap you some black maple seeds for some sour wood but that would be a fail for both of us I fear! Better consult with Jack first.🫤
Hi Bob. I wondered if all the seeds have been distributed or not. I mailed my SAS envelope to you when the video was two or three days old, from Virginia. So it’s been several weeks and I hadn’t seen anything. Didn’t know whether I should still be on the lookout for them or not. Thanks again for these educational tree videos and your generous offer to supply some seeds. I was looking forward to trying to get some going on my place in Southwest Virginia. Happy new year!
Sorry. We've mailed hundreds of envelopes and perhaps yours got lost. Call our store on Tuesday and ask for Tera. She can take your address and send them again. 706 782 6722
That's heck of deal on seed thank you.. I need some branches for grafting. Needs to be cut during the winter thou . I'd like to graft just to see if bees in Michigan will work it . If they do i could supply the bee clubs
Well hardiness zone 5-9 We are under 4" of snow even though the weather is extremely warm for us this year 5C for 3 fays in a row I have a plan for next spring Todd my farmer friend with the Buckwheat and I are going to tap Some Manitoba Maples (BoxElder ) and feed the girls with it . Thanks for the videos
Bob, these Tree Lesson videos are great.👍 Looks like the Dogwoods are a little more brown-red and the Sourwoods are red-red. I bet it would grow good here in the NW.😁Have a wonderful Lords Day Bob. If you and your friend were interested, does he have experience with elderberry?
Ha Bob enjoy every video u do. I also look forward to them on Sundays, I have watched every video u have done, I remember u treat with oav 3 times in Dec but I can not remember how far apart the treatment are is it every week Thanks I hope u and your family have a God Blessed week and happy Thanksgiving to you.
Hi Bob, thanks for all of your videos over the years. I learn from your techniques and adapt them to my little apiary of 8 hives, which this year produced almost 800 pounds of honey. Sourwood Seed Harvesting and growing potted trees looks like a possible new business venture at your store! How much could a potted Sourwood Tree sell for?
Just got my seeds yesterday Bob! Thank you very much! 1 open pollen feeding question; is it not a good practice of open feeding pollen to honey bees or does the protein intake during a dearth outweigh the chance of spreading a virus? Thanks!
Awesome video. Sourwood is one of my favorite trees for bees. Will that tree that was pulled out of the pot be ok? I was always told that you must only move them when they are completly dormant or they can bleed through the roots and die? Its got some good roots at just one year old.
Thank You For All You Do❤️🕊️❤️I Just Love your Videos!!!God Bless You And your Family and Team❤️🕊️❤️Do you still have the Sourwood seeds I Really Would love Some❤️🕊️❤️
Good Morning, I see you’re feeding those hives sugar feed in the beginning of the video. Do you also feed them pollen patty’s as well for their protein? Thanks!
Hi Bob can you have him explain why some don't excrete nectar and still have blooms. What does nectar actually do in the process of a flower as far as it's reproduction. Hope my question makes since lol and hope you all have a happy Thanksgiving
I asked him about some trees not producing nectar and he didn't know. I do know that the main job for nectar is to attract bees to the flower for pollination. Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving to you!.
I've ordered some fondant patties that I'll use in combination with a recipe for feeding granulated sugar with additives. I'll show it when we start some time in December.
What does it take for a sourwood tree to produce nectar? I live in East Freedom Pa. Bob I have the chance to setup a bee yard near a plot of autumn olive trees. I was curious if they would make good honey crop from it? Thanks again.
@@bobbinnie9872 I just checked my elevation I believe I’m around 1630. So I should be good. How long does it take for a sourwood tree to start producing nectar?
Sourwood is a peculiar plant, at your place it can grow anywhere. I bought one plant and tried to platn it in my garden (Poland), it was really struggling and in the end it died :/
@@bobbinnie9872 sourwood have the only one endemic place in the world. So your action is very important overwold. Wish good luck all your team this season!
He said he felt these trees would likely grow in Pennsylvania. I’m zone 7 which is southeastern Pa. So 6 is likely our upstate zone Anyone from Pa verify my comment? Would be interesting seeing these in Pa. But I guess we have enough invassives already
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Thanks for the sourwood seeds Bob! I called your store in early January and learned you had not received my self-addressed, stamped envelope. I was asked for my address and hoped you still had seeds that weren't packed up for the NAHBE. After a few weeks, I assumed I had missed my opportunity. But on Thursday, 4/25/24, an envelope arrived with sourwood seeds! It was postmarked 1/16/24. I'm not sure where they were all that time but thank you so much for sending them! Mike, Huntersville, NC
Hi; Bob just got the sourwood seeds can't wait to get them started. Thank you very much I will replant every tree that I can get started and tell everyone they are in honor of Bob Binnie. Thank you, Ron Webb
I want to say thanks Bob I received my seeds today very proud of them and thankful.south AL thanks
Bloody champion giving back to the people you’re got a big heart Bob
Very generous of you sir. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Thanks for my sourwood seeds Bob! Even they won’t produce nectar in south Alabama I’m truly grateful for them and will plant them as ornamental trees! You’re are a one of!!!!
Hi dear master Bob,
Could you please read the email i sent ? (We took it from description)
It is important for Caucasian Beekeepeing Associations.
I have not received an email from you. Please try again.
@@bobbinnie9872I just resent it. It may also arrive at junk or spam.
I work for the city and we have a big spot that just grows weeds that I'm gonna till up and put a bunch of wildflower seeds, I've already got goldenrod and milkweed seeds that I've gathered and gonna spread. Gonna order some wildflower seeds and some sunflower seeds to plant there this spring. Gonna put me an envelope in the mail too. I'm sure you are gonna get more requests than the amount of seeds you have to get out. Thanks!
Bob, I received my seeds in Virginia today. Thank you very much! You are an incredible asset to beekeepers and I, for one, am very appreciative.
Good morning Bob! Sourwood is a beautiful tree for sure.
Thank you Bob for the Sourwood seeds. I bit the bullet and went to TyTy nursery online and bought a tree. I didn't think I had enough time left in my life for that seed to mature. Thanks again.
I think I may do the same.. I’m worried that it will not grow in my area though
@@NevadaBeeMan-nq3po according to the maps, most of the trees are east of the Mississippi.
Thanks for posting Bob. The demonstration of planting the sourwood seeds was particularly interesting for me. We plan to try this method. My wife and I have been spreading sourwood seeds by just throwing a pinch of seeds in open areas that get some sunlight all over our forestland for the past 5 years. We have some sourwood and a lot of poplar here in middle Tennessee but would like to see more sourwood.
Letter going out today!
That is very nice of you to send out sourwood seeds to folks. I'm a fruit tree nut myself :)
Oh, I'm all over the place, I love RUclips for this. Mug up Bob from the northern Appalachians, up here in New Hampshire. 24 f this am...winter is here, I know because my Johnnie's and Fed Co seed catalogs came in the mail the other day. Can't wait to sit down with a bunch of coffee and argue about what tomatoes to get. Thanks for sharing, Have a happy t-day!
Sourwood honey is one of my favorites. Cover the mountains with sourwood trees!
Hello Bob. I hope you and the crew have a wonderful thanksgiving.
Thank you Mark and they same to you. I see we're making some nuc box lids for you.
@@bobbinnie9872 Yes bottom boards also. I really like the ones you make and sell. I need to replace a lot of the ones I have. Plus I'm going to get into selling queens. There isn't anyone that sells them in my area.
Just got mine!
Thank you so much, Mr. Bennie!! Here’s to hoping for good growth in Central Texas blackland gumbo dirt.
Another wonderful video about trees. Thanks. J
Thanks Bob! I learn something in every single one of your videos.
Hello Bob and Jack. Great video. I love the Sourwood color in the fall.
It’s great you would take time to do this !
Love seed saving!!!! More people should do it to save $$$ and for the bees. Swap with friends!!!! I would swap you some black maple seeds for some sour wood but that would be a fail for both of us I fear! Better consult with Jack first.🫤
Hi Bob. I wondered if all the seeds have been distributed or not. I mailed my SAS envelope to you when the video was two or three days old, from Virginia. So it’s been several weeks and I hadn’t seen anything. Didn’t know whether I should still be on the lookout for them or not.
Thanks again for these educational tree videos and your generous offer to supply some seeds. I was looking forward to trying to get some going on my place in Southwest Virginia.
Happy new year!
Sorry. We've mailed hundreds of envelopes and perhaps yours got lost. Call our store on Tuesday and ask for Tera. She can take your address and send them again. 706 782 6722
Envelope in the mail! Thank you Mr. Binnie!!!
That's heck of deal on seed thank you.. I need some branches for grafting. Needs to be cut during the winter thou . I'd like to graft just to see if bees in Michigan will work it . If they do i could supply the bee clubs
Send me an email in winter about the branches.
Well hardiness zone 5-9
We are under 4" of snow even though the weather is extremely warm for us this year 5C for 3 fays in a row
I have a plan for next spring Todd my farmer friend with the Buckwheat and I are going to tap Some Manitoba Maples (BoxElder ) and feed the girls with it .
Thanks for the videos
Good morning Bob, so beautifull, so thoughtful !
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Will send in for some seeds
Thank you so much !
Have a great day!
Brilliant, neat video. A very generous offer. Airmail? Ha ha, just teasing, no worries. 🤔😁😁
Thank you for offering the seeds.
Hear of “Johnny Appleseed”? You are “Bobby Sourwood Seed” laugh😊
Why not.😇
Thanks for sharing have a great thanksgiving buddy god bless everyone
Going to send you an envelope and some seeds in return for your store flowerbed!
We have Sourwood here in slidell Louisiana
Bob, these Tree Lesson videos are great.👍
Looks like the Dogwoods are a little more brown-red and the Sourwoods are red-red.
I bet it would grow good here in the NW.😁Have a wonderful Lords Day Bob.
If you and your friend were interested, does he have experience with elderberry?
Thank you. We do have elderberry here so I'm sure Jack would know about them.
Thank you for the sourwood seeds Bob
You're very welcome.
Wonderful!
Ha Bob enjoy every video u do. I also look forward to them on Sundays, I have watched every video u have done, I remember u treat with oav 3 times in Dec but I can not remember how far apart the treatment are is it every week Thanks I hope u and your family have a God Blessed week and happy Thanksgiving to you.
Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving to you Frances. We plan on treating twice this winter after the bees go broodless, seven to ten days apart.
@@bobbinnie9872 Thank you
you are a great man
Thanks Bob, envelope is in the mail.
Good morning Bob !
Good morning sir.
Start calling you "Johnny Sourwood"
Hi Bob, thanks for all of your videos over the years. I learn from your techniques and adapt them to my little apiary of 8 hives, which this year produced almost 800 pounds of honey. Sourwood Seed Harvesting and growing potted trees looks like a possible new business venture at your store! How much could a potted Sourwood Tree sell for?
Oh no! Not another chore please.😳
Just got my seeds yesterday Bob! Thank you very much! 1 open pollen feeding question; is it not a good practice of open feeding pollen to honey bees or does the protein intake during a dearth outweigh the chance of spreading a virus? Thanks!
That's a good question. I've not tried it so I couldn't give a good answer.
Awesome video. Sourwood is one of my favorite trees for bees. Will that tree that was pulled out of the pot be ok? I was always told that you must only move them when they are completly dormant or they can bleed through the roots and die? Its got some good roots at just one year old.
I think it will be OK. It's on the verge of going dormant anyway. I think Jack wanted to show the roots for educational purposes.
@@bobbinnie9872 You are probably ok then if it was starting to go dormant. I was surprised how big them roots where for just one year old.
Bob, I know you got your start in the PNW--do you think Sourwoods will grow around Issaquah, WA? Thank you for this offer!
It seems likely to me that they would. I know they will grow in Powers, Oregon. Only one way to find out for sure.
Thank You For All You Do❤️🕊️❤️I Just Love your Videos!!!God Bless You And your Family and Team❤️🕊️❤️Do you still have the Sourwood seeds I Really Would love Some❤️🕊️❤️
Sorry, it was a poor Sourwood year. Thanks.
Beware, rabbits will munch on the bark of small sourwooods!
Good Morning, I see you’re feeding those hives sugar feed in the beginning of the video. Do you also feed them pollen patty’s as well for their protein? Thanks!
Not at that time. Plenty of goldenrod pollen was still coming in.
Happy Thanksgiving
Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving to you too.
Hi Bob can you have him explain why some don't excrete nectar and still have blooms. What does nectar actually do in the process of a flower as far as it's reproduction. Hope my question makes since lol and hope you all have a happy Thanksgiving
I asked him about some trees not producing nectar and he didn't know. I do know that the main job for nectar is to attract bees to the flower for pollination. Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving to you!.
Ok thanks Bob
Great video Bob can you please send me one envelope with seeds to the UK?
If you will send us a self addressed envelope with the appropriate postage on it we will send them.
What are you thinking about winter feed?
I've ordered some fondant patties that I'll use in combination with a recipe for feeding granulated sugar with additives. I'll show it when we start some time in December.
Do you think they would have a chance in Ontario? We have much milder winters than we used to and some years not much snow. Rain or freezing rain.
I have read that they will grow in zone 5 which may suit some parts of Ontario.
I planted 15 sourwood trees in northern maryland at a elevation of around 750 feet. Will my trees produce nectar?
I don't think so but they should grow nicely.
What does it take for a sourwood tree to produce nectar?
I live in East Freedom Pa.
Bob I have the chance to setup a bee yard near a plot of autumn olive trees. I was curious if they would make good honey crop from it? Thanks again.
Sourwoods in this area produce between 1500 and 300 foot elevation and do best between 1800 and 2200 foot.
@@bobbinnie9872 I just checked my elevation I believe I’m around 1630. So I should be good. How long does it take for a sourwood tree to start producing nectar?
I see a lot of five and six year old trees with blossoms most seasons. I assume that's old enough to produce nectar. @@reck9953
Is it too late to get some of the softwood seeds?
No, just send you envelope.
Hello Bob. Does sour wood also grow in 4 seasons?
Thank you.
Four seasons yes but if you mean zone four probably not.
@@bobbinnie9872 I mean the EU, especially Romania. Thank you.
I honestly don't know if it would grow there.@@mihai.r-beekeeper5694
@@bobbinnie9872 O sa incerc. Multumesc. I'll try. Thank you.👍
Can you just sow the seeds on the ground where you want them to grow?
It happens that way here naturally so I think so.
any chance you still have seeds available? I'm only 30 min away...could come and pick them up if that's an option
Sorry, they are all gone.
Beautiful yard location
We love working there.
what would happen if everyone quit eating honey?
There would probably be less beekeepers.
Any chance of just a few seeds saved for a britt living in france! 🤓 To collect in Kentucky January?
I believe that can be arranged.👍
@@bobbinnie9872 awesome thanks Bob. I would love to have one tree in my collection. Seeds are the best way!!thanks so much . 🙏💯🤗
Sourwood is a peculiar plant, at your place it can grow anywhere. I bought one plant and tried to platn it in my garden (Poland), it was really struggling and in the end it died :/
I suppose hiking all over the place (leaving seeds behind) would be a way to increase forage.....
It definitely would.
@@bobbinnie9872 Hum - a Drone seeder should be my next invention . . .
Soo what’s the hive tool throwing game? 😂
Are the seeds still available?
Sorry, they are gone.
Good day Bob I hope you wood let me about the black queen and red ones
Sorry, I'm not sure of the question.
@@bobbinnie9872 OK thanks for your time love
Great job. You give an opportunity to do good things.
Is it possible fo you to send mail with seeds abroad US?
Ukraine need sourwood!
I'm sorry but all the seeds are gone for this year.
@@bobbinnie9872 sourwood have the only one endemic place in the world. So your action is very important overwold.
Wish good luck all your team this season!
@@bobbinnie9872 it's the only one endemic place of sourwood in the world. So you do very important things.
Wish good luck all your team!
He said he felt these trees would likely grow in Pennsylvania. I’m zone 7 which is southeastern Pa. So 6 is likely our upstate zone Anyone from Pa verify my comment?
Would be interesting seeing these in Pa. But I guess we have enough invassives already
They wouldn't be invasive in your area.
I’ve planted a bunch on my property in se pa seem to grow fine
Send me some seeds please:)
I'll be watching for your envelope.
Hi Bob! Could you send me some seeds to Serbia? 🙃🙂
If you will send us a self addressed envelope with the appropriate postage on it we will send them.
Bob do you not have an Instagram acct?
No. I'm not much for social media except for these RUclips videos.