Bees at the bottom of the garden

by Alan Campion

Updated to take account of changes in publishers' and manufacturers' addresses, this book gives advice on the benefits and pitfalls of beekeeping. Chapters follow a seasonal order so that beginners can consult relevant sections for clear indications of what their bees should be doing at certain times of the year, what they as beekeepers should be doing and how long they can expect it to take them. The book also deals with swarming, feeding and diseases. There are reference pages to help the novice cope quickly and easily with awkward situations.

112 pages, Paperback

First published October 15, 1990

Reviews

[York Honey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Highly recommended for those new to bee keeping who want a quick read to learn the basics.