Manual of the Apiary
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Early in spring there are many scattering wild flowers, as the blood-root (Sanguinaria canadensis), liver-leaf (Jlepa- 224 MANUAL OF THE APIARY.
tica acatirolicc), and various otliers of the crowfoot family, as also many species of cress, wHch belong to the mustard family, etc., all of which are valuable and important Thfi maples (Fig. 73), which are all valuable honey plants, also contribute to the early stores. Especially valuable are the silver maples (Acer dasycarpum), and the red or soft m...aples (Acer rubrum), as they bloom so very early, long before the leaves appear. The bees work on these, here in Michigan, the first week of April, and often in March. They arc also magnificent shade trees, especially those that have the weeping habit. Their early bloom is very pleasing, their summer form and foliage beautiful, while their flaming tints in autumn are indescribable. The foreign maples, sycamore, Acer pseudo-platanus, and Norway, Acer platanoides, are also very beautiful. Whether superior to ours as honey plants, I am unable to say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early in spring there are many scattering wild flowers, as the blood-root (Sanguinaria canadensis), liver-leaf (Jlepa- 224 MANUAL OF THE APIARY.
tica acatirolicc), and various otliers of the crowfoot family, as also many species of cress, wHch belong to the mustard family, etc., all of which are valuable and important Thfi maples (Fig. 73), which are all valuable honey plants, also contribute to the early stores. Especially valuable are the silver maples (Acer dasycarpum), and the red or soft m...aples (Acer rubrum), as they bloom so very early, long before the leaves appear. The bees work on these, here in Michigan, the first week of April, and often in March. They arc also magnificent shade trees, especially those that have the weeping habit. Their early bloom is very pleasing, their summer form and foliage beautiful, while their flaming tints in autumn are indescribable. The foreign maples, sycamore, Acer pseudo-platanus, and Norway, Acer platanoides, are also very beautiful. Whether superior to ours as honey plants, I am unable to say.
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