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Beginner/Novice beekeepers wanting to start in this exciting and rewarding hobby. We have special beginner packages for hobbyists wanting to start out. The flow honey frames make easy harvesting for honey, so it’s more enjoyable and less disturbing for both bees and humans altogether. Starter kits include: AutoFlow hive (all inclusive), Protective clothing, smoker, hive tool. Additionally, we sell the Beekeeping ‘Blue’ book in English and Afrikaans. We also give after sales advice. For more information, please call or WhatsApp on 079 739 7090, email on info@easybeesyautohives.co.za and check out our website too.

Honey bee removal | Fast Effective Service Please note that extreme caution should be exercised when a swarm has nest in or near your property. This is late season for the bees and the swarms are big and overcrowded and due to the contributing extremely hot conditions, the bees are much more aggressive than the beginning of the season and thus pose a much bigger threat to people and animals in their surroundings. If you are not familiar with bee removal… DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE OR KILL THEM!!! I provide same day service. REMOVING THE BEES ALIVE SHOULD ALWAYS BE THE FIRST OPTION. 6 Months Guarantee. Call Johan

I will remove any problem bees without harming them and relocate them to my honeyfarm in Assagay. Contact Gary for all your beekeeping equipment Please visit my web site. www.assagayhoneyfarm.co.za

    LEMON BALM BOTANICAL NAME:  Melissa officinalis   Lemon balm is a small hardy perennial herb.  It grows to a height of 30 - 45 cm.  Balm grows best in a light rich moist soil.  Sow the seeds in seed boxes in early spring, (see our Plastic Seedling Trays) and cover with a thin layer of fine sand or sifted compost.  Keep the soil damp all the time.  When seedlings are 5 cm high transplant to 60 cm apart.  They are water loving plants so water them often.  Your plants ought to last a few years.  Prepare their site by giving it a generous supply of compost or old kraal manure, plus a little dolomitic lime.  Choose a site where it will get some shade during the worst of the heat of the day.  When the plant dies down in winter, cut the stalks 5 cm above the ground level, cover with a layer of compost.  When new growth appears in spring, loosen the soil around the herb and work in dolomitic lime, and general purpose fertiliser. When in flower, it will attract beneficial bees to your garden.    Part used:  Leaves Lemon Balm is used to help the nervous, aid indigestion, insomnia or insect bites.  It makes a lovely refreshing tea. (6-8 fresh leaves, 150 ml boiling water, steep for 10 - 15 minutes.)  Culinary uses, include it in soups as a garnish, fish, eggs and poultry. Puddings and custard, add a sprig of bruised lemon balm to rice pudding and custard while cooking and remove before serving.  Beverages:  put a few bruised leaves in fruit juices or teas as flavouring.  Balm will blend with most other herbs.    View our other items by clicking on the shield:    

    LEMON BALM BOTANICAL NAME:  Melissa officinalis   Lemon balm is a small hardy perennial herb.  It grows to a height of 30 - 45 cm.  Balm grows best in a light rich moist soil.  Sow the seeds in seed boxes in early spring, (see our Plastic Seedling Trays) and cover with a thin layer of fine sand or sifted compost.  Keep the soil damp all the time.  When seedlings are 5 cm high transplant to 60 cm apart.  They are water loving plants so water them often.  Your plants ought to last a few years.  Prepare their site by giving it a generous supply of compost or old kraal manure, plus a little dolomitic lime.  Choose a site where it will get some shade during the worst of the heat of the day.  When the plant dies down in winter, cut the stalks 5 cm above the ground level, cover with a layer of compost.  When new growth appears in spring, loosen the soil around the herb and work in dolomitic lime, and general purpose fertiliser. When in flower, it will attract beneficial bees to your garden.    Part used:  Leaves Lemon Balm is used to help the nervous, aid indigestion, insomnia or insect bites.  It makes a lovely refreshing tea. (6-8 fresh leaves, 150 ml boiling water, steep for 10 - 15 minutes.)  Culinary uses, include it in soups as a garnish, fish, eggs and poultry. Puddings and custard, add a sprig of bruised lemon balm to rice pudding and custard while cooking and remove before serving.  Beverages:  put a few bruised leaves in fruit juices or teas as flavouring.  Balm will blend with most other herbs.  This listing is sold by weight.  It has an approx seed count of 8 000 - 10 000 seeds in a packet.     View our other items by clicking on the shield: