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pembroke
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Crimson clover for bees
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would this be the crimson clover that bees will work?
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Bees will hit it. It is not the yellow clover that produces tons of honey, but bees do use it.
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can you show me a picture of Yellow clover and it's true name? Pembroke
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They get pollen from the crimson, mine work it pretty good. The bee yard is about 40 yards from a 25 acre field of crimson. In 2011 a commerical beek had some hives about 1 1/2 to 2 miles from me and his bees worked it also. Good luck Pembroke.
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Yellow clover video Hardwood put up last year.
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My hayfield is full of what I call red clover. My bees work it for pollen but I think bumblebees are about all that can reach the nectar. My pastures have Ladino clover and they work it good.
I think the yellow clover is called sweet clover, it comes in yellow and white. It was too dry here this year for the Ladino to do any good.
I understand there is one race of bees that has a tongue long enough to work red clover, carnolians perhaps?
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