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On Jun 16, 2005, at 6:00 PM, Lannie D. Ballard wrote:
> Is the Catalpa Tree (Indian Bean Tree)
This tree grows in south central Alabama's black belt soil, and bees
work it, both flowers and foliage nectaries, which I believe (not
know!) that they collect both nectar and pollen; howver i have never
seen them in sufficient numbers at one location to make much difference.
> and the Paradise Tree any good for
> honey bees pollen, nectar?
Looking up the Paradise tree (which I had never heard of) on the
internet, this site was interesting to me; another mentioned that
butterflies work it, but its growth is apparently limited to Zone 9
in Florida.
The URL http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/470816/
Robert Barnett
Birmingham, Ala
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