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Keeping and Splitting Native Stingless Bee Hives
Event Details
Time: February 16, 2014 from 9am to 12pm
Location: Ecobotanica Capalaba
Street: Silverash Court
City/Town: Capalaba
Website or Map: http://www.ecobotanica.com.au
Phone: 07 32063676
Event Type: native, bees, workshop
Organized By: Linda Brennan
Latest Activity: Feb 16, 2014
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Event Description
Would you like to learn how to split your stingless bee hive? Are you keen to learn more about keeping native stingless bees, the plants you can grow to support them and the things to avoid?
Come along to this hands-on and very informative workshop located in the Ecobotanica organic garden Capalaba. We'll split a hive, taste the sugar bag honey, and you'll see the inside workings of one of these amazing colonies of bees.
You'll love what these fascinating pollinators can do for your garden. This is a popular workshop with just a few spots left, so book in a soon as you can. I wont be running another until later in 2014 when the hives are split again.
Cost $65
Call or email Linda for details and booking 07 32063676 linda@ecobotanica.com.au
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