OT- Help. Bees!!!

[UCGal]

Coming to this thread late – but this is the nugget you need to know.

[quote=captcha]The queen bee won’t stay out in the open exposed to elements. It will move in few hours.[/quote]

We had a hive form in our firewood stack. My husband would go out in the early morning – wearing gloves/long sleeves etc… his face wrapped in a scarf, and remove the wood around the hive. As soon as he’d disturbed the hive enough to wake the bees he’d scurry back into the house. It took 3 mornings of this, but eventually the hive was exposed enough they relocated on their own.

No one was stung in the process. No bees died.

[jpinpb]

I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)

[jpinpb]

I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)

[jpinpb]

I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)

[jpinpb]

I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)

[jpinpb]

I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]
Oleanders used to be more common in yards than freeways. A very hardy, abuse resistant, flowering bush… Because they’re so hardy, they became popular for the freeway.

Growing up around here they were common in the yards of friends in UC and Clairemont.

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]
Oleanders used to be more common in yards than freeways. A very hardy, abuse resistant, flowering bush… Because they’re so hardy, they became popular for the freeway.

Growing up around here they were common in the yards of friends in UC and Clairemont.

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]
Oleanders used to be more common in yards than freeways. A very hardy, abuse resistant, flowering bush… Because they’re so hardy, they became popular for the freeway.

Growing up around here they were common in the yards of friends in UC and Clairemont.

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]
Oleanders used to be more common in yards than freeways. A very hardy, abuse resistant, flowering bush… Because they’re so hardy, they became popular for the freeway.

Growing up around here they were common in the yards of friends in UC and Clairemont.

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]
Oleanders used to be more common in yards than freeways. A very hardy, abuse resistant, flowering bush… Because they’re so hardy, they became popular for the freeway.

Growing up around here they were common in the yards of friends in UC and Clairemont.

[sdduuuude]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]

Why are you sending your Designated Hitter after the bees ?

[sdduuuude]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]

Why are you sending your Designated Hitter after the bees ?

[sdduuuude]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]

Why are you sending your Designated Hitter after the bees ?

[sdduuuude]

[quote=jpinpb]I thought my DH had no fear. Braved so many dangerous situations. But wave a bee at him and he runs like a scared puppy.

Good info, UCGal. Thanks.

Upcoming project, remove oleanders. (who puts freeway plants in their yard anyway?)[/quote]

Why are you sending your Designated Hitter after the bees ?

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