One of the
linden trees at Gamone blooms about a fortnight later than the others, no doubt because it's a different variety.
Flowers started to appear abundantly a few days ago.
Yesterday, I noticed that a swarm of bees had discovered the tree.
They probably come from hives that a local beekeeper installed, a year or so ago, on the other side of the hill in front of Gamone. As you might guess from reading my recent blog post entitled
Basic beverages [display], I've always been so fond of fine tea and coffee that I rarely get around to brewing
tisanes, which means that I don't call upon the huge potential supply of flowers from my linden trees. So, I'm happy that the bees take advantage of these flowers.
Flowers started to appear abundantly a few days ago.
Yesterday, I noticed that a swarm of bees had discovered the tree.
They probably come from hives that a local beekeeper installed, a year or so ago, on the other side of the hill in front of Gamone. As you might guess from reading my recent blog post entitled Basic beverages [display], I've always been so fond of fine tea and coffee that I rarely get around to brewing tisanes, which means that I don't call upon the huge potential supply of flowers from my linden trees. So, I'm happy that the bees take advantage of these flowers.
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