Gilberdyke John
Queen Bee
- Joined
- May 5, 2013
- Messages
- 3,962
- Reaction score
- 298
- Location
- HU15 East Yorkshire
- Hive Type
- 14x12
- Number of Hives
- 10
Is that a broom? And not the type trigger would of used.
I think it's gorse - too prickly to be broomThere is me thinking it's gorse and I hardly ever see a bee on it in my locale. Spoilt for choice.
I agree, maybe a caltivar wild gorse has all yellow flowers.I think it's gorse - too prickly to be broom
There's gorse flowering here too if it wasn't covered in snow, interesting colours a caltivar?Yes, it's Gorse. Plenty in flower here.
WhosoldthemthehomesinthefirstplaceMy Cornish black bees were all over the Daphne today..... dizzy 12 degrees and sunny here in the
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Estate agents? Supposedly somewhere low down in the food chain?Whosoldthemthehomesinthefirstplace![]()
Mark, this is broom, does look similar but blooms in May (might be April in your area!)Is that a broom? And not the type trigger would of used.
Or berberis?
We have broom here on the hill it has two tone flowers, I don't think I have any photos.Mark, this is broom, does look similar but blooms in May (might be April in your area!)
Glad it was over Daphne, not Shirley.My Cornish black bees were all over the Daphne today..... dizzy 12 degrees and sunny here in the
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