. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Keeps hin in. Keeps others HORSE-HIGH Witli our liri ••.!<? V .Viil(ii:3;:tic Fein-'c-.'iiU'"- ' .^ "iJCiinniake 100 htvlcsot UuLxat the lute of 60fodsad;i., . Everyrodof ii ?will P'^ssers the ttiree lead- ing: attributes maJe promi- nent in this ad. Jiakesaper- ffit general imrpoe fence at IScperrod. )''ml try fence 19c. per rod. Kabbit^proof fence BULL-STRONG for nnrseiies, orchards, etc., II I'least; memlou Itie ttee Jourual. The A. I. Rdot Co.'s Goods ^^^tlt^:- Including their discounts for Goods wanted for use another seas
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Keeps hin in. Keeps others HORSE-HIGH Witli our liri ••.!<? V .Viil(ii:3;:tic Fein-'c-.'iiU'"- ' .^ "iJCiinniake 100 htvlcsot UuLxat the lute of 60fodsad;i., . Everyrodof ii ?will P'^ssers the ttiree lead- ing: attributes maJe promi- nent in this ad. Jiakesaper- ffit general imrpoe fence at IScperrod. )''ml try fence 19c. per rod. Kabbit^proof fence BULL-STRONG for nnrseiies, orchards, etc., II I'least; memlou Itie ttee Jourual. The A. I. Rdot Co.'s Goods ^^^tlt^:- Including their discounts for Goods wanted for use another season. It will pay you to send mo list of Goods wanted. HI. H. MliNT Caoh for Beeswax. Bell Branch, Mich. Please mention Bee Journal -when writing. deep, with slats between for tiering up, and had two of them together. It we could have a honey-flow like that, I presume they would do the same again. Bees have done poorly here this year. Swarms that issued in May. some of them, will have to be fed unless they increase their stores yet. I enclose a plant which I found growing quite plentifully on the river bottom, on which bees are working very strongly. What is it ? If there is any considerable amount of it they ought to gather consider- able honey from it. J. C. Armstrong. Marshall Co., Iowa, Sept. 10. [The plant that Mr. Armstrong sends is an aster, of which there are very many varieties that bloom in September. The one in question is exceedingly common on river bottoms, and is known by some bee- keepers in central Illinois as '? ; Cook says (pages 380-3S3): "But the nu- merous species of asters so are replete with precious nectar, and with favorable seasons make the apiarist, who dwells in their midst, jubilant, as he watches the bees which fairly flood the hives with the rich and delicious honey,"— H. S. PErooN, Botanist. 1 Bees at Home on a Tree. On page 213 of " Langstroth on the Honey-Bee," is a description of how bees s
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