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> That is fine for hobby beekeepers, but
> commercial beekeepers would be served well to know when the different
> blooms will occur, so they can plan more accurately and get the best
> from their labor and bees.

Our main honey blooms seem to come at the same dates regardless of Spring
weather, but fruit bloom can vary by several weeks due to temperatures.

The main _honeyflow_ dates however (not the bloom) seem to move around a
lot, in both onset and length, regardless of flowers being there, but not
due to any single factor we can appreciate.

allen
A Beekeeper's Diary: http://www.honeybeeworld.com/diary/

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