Overview
About the event
Honey Bee awareness enthusiasts will likely put a bee in your bonnet and say this is not so much a day to celebrate honey bees, as it is to promote their involvement in sustainable farming.
On this day, bee lovers everywhere decorate their gardens with lavender, borage, and marjoram, the bee�??s knees in pollinator lures. If you have the time and patience, bake some honey chippers and make your own honey fruit cobbler.
We also recommend that you take the time to learn more about the honey bee on this day and how we can all do our bit in order to provide them with a supportive environment.
When we plant orchards, wildflowers, and other types of flowering plants, we are supporting pollinators, which includes honey bees.
Honey bees depend on the nectar of different plants in order to survive. We also need to recognize that we depend on honey bees for our own survival.
After all, if they did not pollinate, a lot of the nutritious plants that we need would not reproduce. It�??s all about the circle of life, and we should do our bit to help other specious along the way.
