These are the 6 Most Common Snake Plant Varieties You Can Start Planting Indoors Now! They look decorative and thrive on neglect.
06.06.2023 - 20:20 / gardenerspath.com / Sylvia Dekker
Consult the Bee with Kim Flottum and Stephanie Bruneau’s Common Sense Natural BeekeepingBeekeeping is a never-ending learning journey and I love a good word about bees, so I jumped at the chance to read “Common Sense Natural Beekeeping: Sustainable, Bee-Friendly Techniques to Help Your Hives Survive and Thrive.”
A relatively quick read, this book is packed with enlightening moments and interesting perspectives, particularly that of the Bee, which the authors present in a clean, easy to digest way.
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Plus, there are lots of beautiful photographs to drool over.
Here’s what we’ll cover in this review:
First ImpressionsAs soon as I opened the package that landed on my driveway, I recognized the main author’s name.
I double checked and, sure enough, it was the editor emeritus of Bee Culture, a beekeeping magazine that still finds a home in the magazine rack at my parents’ house.
I was surprised to see the cover of this book, unlike many other beekeeping books, wasn’t yellow.
Sure, the white book features beautiful front cover illustrations in shades of yellow ochre, but the deep aubergine of the title typography will make it stand out in the sea of gold on my shelf.
Flipping through the book, there are plenty of large, colorful, and high-quality images supporting and enhancing the text, and I can never get enough bee photos.
Common Sense Natural Beekeeping
The book, which feels like a high-quality coffee table magazine with its soft cover and thin, square shape, is split into three main sections, headed by an introduction, and finished with suggestions for further reading and research.
It’s available on Amazon.
Let’s take a
These are the 6 Most Common Snake Plant Varieties You Can Start Planting Indoors Now! They look decorative and thrive on neglect.
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