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BOMMER'S BEES: Pollen season is here

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Bees use pollen to make bee bread which supports the colony. Pine pollen, however, is too large and too hard for them to work with, so pine pollen serves to turn everything outside yellow and make pinecones that drop in…

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BOMMER'S BEES: Pollen season is here

Bees use pollen to make bee bread which supports the colony. Pine pollen, however, is too large and too hard for them to work with, so pine pollen serves to turn everything outside yellow and make pinecones that drop in…

·Charleston, United States
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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Monday, March 27, 2023.
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