A stand of LOBLOLLY pine trees. (you couldn't even make that up could you) Pinus Taeda to be exact.
Now I THINK these may grow wild in Oklahoma.......is this true? Could it be so?
But WAIT - there is MORE - pinus ponderosa!
I feel so close to y'all!!
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: ) Ok...I am confused ...didn't get any part of this post. I need more sleep...lol.
Loved what you did with the bees and the hives. Super amazing. How intense was the honey? Our last harvest was so mild...I was confused...
Nothing like honey from your backyard though.
What season is it for you now?
Cryptic I know! Actually, this post refers to a previous post about a trip up to the mountains to visit an old arboretum.
The honey is lovely - mid colored - lots of eucalyptus with some nice floral overtones. There was some interesting variation between some of the frames - light to dark.
Mild honey - perhaps lots of black locust blossoms from spring? (hmmmm, delicious)
And you are right - there is nothing like it.
oh, its the first month of autumn. No frost yet but it is coming.......
Yeehaw!!! Okies representin down under!!!
You are correct, my lucky duckie. Loblolly trees are deciduous to Oklahoma AND my all time Fave-O-Rite tree round these here parts.
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