Plan bee

There are many different kinds of bees and some are more friendly (and helpful) than others. Let's take a look at the common bees and wasps found in the US and see which ones are your friend, and which ones are your foe.

Learn how to identify the three types of bees in a hive: worker, drone, and queen. Also learn about the differences between the house bees and field bees.

Susan Brackney's Honeybee Garden. Susan designed this garden with the specific needs of honeybees in mind. The plants shown in the downloadable plan were selected for full sun and can be grown throughout most of the U.S

How to tell if I have a bee problem. Follow this flow chart to identify the difference between a honeybee, mason bee, bumble bee, wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket. Bees in the D can help with honey bee swarm, or low risk honey bee colony removal. Message us with a photo of colony or bees for more assistance.

Invite hole-nesting bees to perform their pollinating magic in your garden by creating a welcoming bee house they’ll love.

Honey bee resources for nature and science lessons for kids! Book lists, activities, crafts and more.

A bee's life cycle is an exciting process that operates like clockwork. They're buzzing with life as soon as the spring begins. But you might wonder, how long do bees live? Check out Outforia's latest article to know how long bees live, the factors affecting their lives, and the lifespan of some bee species.

Bee Hive Journal: Build It Yourself - DIY beekeeping plans and information

Life Cycle of a honey Bee, explaining the cycle of the egg the queen bee lays to how they get looked after by the bees and fed. The time it takes to hatch.