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Posted 10-07-2009 at 08:28 AM by tia
Hi every year my garden is buzzing with bees and it is a lovely sight. Very pleased that here in London our little bees are thriving. I guess it is to do with the lack of pesticides.
My garden is filled with blues, lilacs which attract bees of all shapes or sizes. I was interested to discover that honey taken from local hives help with hay fever.
My garden is filled with blues, lilacs which attract bees of all shapes or sizes. I was interested to discover that honey taken from local hives help with hay fever.
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 |  Honey after extraction from the comb contains a certain percentage of pollen grains, the same ones which would be floating about locally and causing hay fever. Foreign honey imported is usually pasteurized and doesn't do the same job. Hedera. |
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