Bees at a graveyard

[Millet]

my guess is that they have been on floral arrangements at the grave side.

I must admit I like the idea of my remains being used for the benefit of other creatures, I've suggested to my other half that when I pop my clogs that she feeds me to something or plant a tree on my grave, recycling!

My lady friends mother had a woodland burial in a cardboard coffin and a tree of her choice to be planted on the grave, perfect IMO , as for bees foraging in a graveyard it would not bother me one bit, a lot of graveyards i have come across over the years have all kinds of shrubs and trees planted through out the cemetery and all around the outskirts.

 

[mr_so]

There may be some value to graveyard honey in certain circles
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellified_man ...

 

[Hachi]

You may wish to point out there is a reason you are put 6 foot down and plants, not including trees, rarely get roots down that far. I'd think the poor lass has more chance of sampling a little decomposition by drinking tap water than by honey.

Made me smile tho and think........ Ah bless

 

[colinc]

There was a thread on here recently pointing out bees on a farm out in the country, how lovely. The bees got their water straight from the edge of the slurry pit


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