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In the Yards

Working at MaryJo’s

Spring Tulips Angelique

Late harvest zinnias

Laying down compost

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Bees, making more than honey....Is it possible I captured the Queen Bee and drone during her mating flight?!!! From what I have read, a virgin queen bee sets out 5-14 days after emerging from her queen cell. This was taken a few days back on one of those hot May days before any rain. They say bees usually mate in flight, not necessarily still, as they are here. One of these bees, which one I can't be certain, was buzzing non stop moments later. If anyone knows more about the bee mating process, please fill me in!

I have a vision to grow flowers in unexpected places all throughout New York City. Everyone should be able to enjoy their beauty. I'm diggin' this wisteria on the Q Line.

Spry Flower Farm heirloom seedlings are all packed up and ready for tomorrow's local seedling pick-up. The weather has been so chilly, it's still hard to imagine summertime flowers blooming!

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