Proejct for 2019!
Posted by: Sandra UllrichAn exciting project for 2019 in collaboration with the City of Charles Sturt Council and the Civic Library (Woodville).
Another Beehive at Athelstone Community Garden
Posted by: Sandra UllrichA second beehive for Athelstone Community Garden at Padulesi Park. Thank-you to the community gardeners, local residents and the elected members at Campbelltown City Council (SA) for all your wonderful support 💛🐝💛🐝💛🐝💛
Happy New Year!
Posted by: Sandra UllrichWishing all our sponsors and supporters a very Happy New Year. It has been a difficult start to the season with very little nectar available for the bees to collect. For further information please copy and past the following ULR to access the following article: Bees ‘starving’ in South Australia as erratic weather takes heavy …read more >
Welcome to Sempahore Park Community Garden
Posted by: Sandra UllrichA very warm welcome to Semaphore Park Community Garden! Thank-you and the City of Charles Sturt Council for helping make Adelaide a Sanctuary for Bees.
Weclome to Chapel Street Community Garden
Posted by: Sandra UllrichA very warm welcome to the Chapel Street Community Garden! Thank-you for helping make Adelaide a Sanctuary for Bees.
Welcome to Athelstone Community Garden
Posted by: Sandra UllrichA very warm welcome to the Athelstone Community Garden! Thank-you and the Campbelltown City Council for helping make Adelaide a Sanctuary for Bees.
Welcome to 19th on Green!
Posted by: Sandra UllrichA very warm welcome to everyone at 19th on Green – Brompton! Thank-you for helping make Adelaide a Sanctuary for Bees.
World Bee Day – May 20
Posted by: Sandra UllrichDid you know… Bees pollinate as many as 170 thousand species of plants. Every third tablespoon of food is dependent on pollination. A honey bee lives for approximately 5 weeks and produces 1/12 of a teaspoon of honey. To make a kilogram of honey, a bee must visit four million flowers and fly four times …read more >
2018 Natural Honeycomb
Posted by: Sandra UllrichRaw, natural and just as nature intended. Please support the bees at Adelaide Bee Sanctuary and buy some wonderful honeycomb. For more information please go to the Sanctuary Honey tab.