Classes at Bee Pride for December include Lotions and Lip Balms, Wax processing/Candle making and an introduction to Beekeeping
Read More2015 Calendars featuring pictures at Bee Pride of bees and flowers along with timely suggestions for beekeeping such as swarm season and when to treat for mites – now available for $11.95
Read MoreOur Winter hours are in effect. We will be open Tuesday 12 to 5 and Saturdays 10 to 2 now through March. You can always call us for an appointment if needed.
Read MoreQueen rearing – grafting methods workshop with Khara Matcham from Sorority House Queens – Saturday June 14th 2:30-4:30 followed by optional pot-luck supper and free presentation of Khara’s experience in Nicaragua as a USAID Farmer-to-Farmer volunteer from 6-7 o’clock. Please email to register for queen rearing and/or confirm a seat at the Nicaragua experience.
Read MoreBrian gave an excellent presentation Tuesday to both students and faculty about bees and Colony Collapse Disorder. He was the Earth Day speaker invited by the Sustainability Committee at Middlesex Community College. The Bedford campus had 90 people in attendance and the Lowell campus had 60. He was also on WBZ radio in the morning…
Read MoreOur April Beginner Beekeeping Class has a few spaces still available. Come and learn how to be successful and confident Beekeepers. Check out the Classes page for more information.
Read MoreSince it will be a while before we have natural pollen and the bees will soon be out looking for forage, we will be putting out substitute pollen in pollen feeders. Excellent for giving the bees something to do. We have plenty of substitute pollen and a supply of pollen patties in stock. Video
Read MoreTime to plant white clover seeds – Now available in the store: Dutch White clover, New Zealand white clover and Japanese Buckwheat. It is best to broadcast White clover seed on a shallow snow base. Works best for loams and clay soils. Sandy soils do not do well with frost seeding Seed Info Next month…
Read MoreSave the Bees – what you can do to help the honey bees. We’ve put together some suggestions for helping bees in these tough times. Document is on our Library page
Read MoreCheck out our new Herbal Class on Feb. 8th led by Herbalist Brenda Pinette
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When we first started beekeeping we found that we had to travel over an hour to purchase our beekeeping supplies or pay really high shipping costs to order online. We decided to open a store to offer beekeepers in our area a convenient place to get their supplies. Save time and money - support local business.