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Re: Honey flavors etc
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Mon, 19 Mar 2001 08:38:33 -0800
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try  pear  for a 3d  nectar  profile. they can be set
close and and the clover will do well in the thin
shade.   I also use a lemon thyme that my bees gorge
on and produces the sweetest honey I have tasted for
all ground cover areas. I also slip and sow road sides
and neighbors fields and yards  or ask them they don't
mind  (of course there will always be one that does)
works for me

arnold jones
east tn.

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