Bushy Bees in Townsville, Queensland | Local business
Bushy Bees
Locality: Townsville, Queensland
Phone: +61 401 162 676
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25.01.2022 Come check out the Renegade markets today, we are here till 1pm
24.01.2022 My Christmas range is ready for Renegade Mega Markets this weekend, hope to see you there!!!
22.01.2022 Renegade Handmade shop has been restock today with Bushy Bees gift boxes and candles.
21.01.2022 How amazing are these little creatures! We added another super to this hive yesterday, such an abundance of tasty honey
20.01.2022 https://facebook.com/events/1323858717779954/?ti=as last Renegade market for 2019, it's a great way to spend your Sunday morning....
19.01.2022 Lots of beautiful blossums in our garden for the bees at the moment, such glorious North Queensland winter weather
18.01.2022 Busy as a bee getting ready for the return of Renegade Handmade Markets this Sunday, hope to see lots of smiling faces there https://facebook.com/events/s/renegade-handmade-market/1323858704446622/?ti=as
18.01.2022 After a very long extended break, I am back to my candle making and will be at Renegade Markets this Sunday - see you there!!!
17.01.2022 Beautifully written http://www.wncwoman.com/2018/01/the-power-of-a-honeybee/
15.01.2022 The gals have been out shopping, looks like a successful trip for some, pollen bags full
14.01.2022 I had a friend ask me what can we do to help our bees?. There are numerous factors affecting our bee populations, disease & pesticides are the most notable factors, there are some things we can do to help:- 1. Avoid using pesticides and weed killing chemicals as much as possible (Bees forage on flowering weeds). 2. Plant a bee-friendly garden to encourage our pollinators back into suburbia. 3. Host a hive in your own backyard, it doesn’t have to be honey bees, native bee...s are great little pollinators too and they don’t sting! Since I got my beehives our little friends have been hard at work pollinating my fruit trees -they are now producing an abundance of fruit which we didn’t have before their arrival- it was one of the reasons I first started looking into having my own bees - we didn’t have ANY bees at all in our yard at Mount Low, I couldn’t grow my pumpkins & my passion fruit vines weren’t holding their fruit- there were no pollinators left here! 4. Buy honey from your local beekeepers- they are helping to repopulate our environment with these vital creatures. Hope you find the article interesting! https://morningchores.com/save-the-bees/
06.01.2022 Sneak peek of my Christmas gift range - package prices range from $10 - $65 - all will be available at Renegade Mega Markets this weekend
04.01.2022 What a fantastic idea - it really is fascinating observing what goes on inside a beehive.
03.01.2022 Been busy as a bee getting ready for the Renegade Mega Market this weekend. If you are looking for a unique gift for Christmas this year, don't miss this once a year event. #supportlocal#renegademarkets
02.01.2022 All set up for another beautiful market morning https://facebook.com/events/s/renegade-handmade-market/1323858711113288/?ti=as
01.01.2022 The gals are happy to see the sun shining again today #beelovingtreehugger
