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Planting Trees to Attract Bees - Green Journey

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N A M E P O L L E N N E C T A R J A N F E B M A R A P R M A Y J U N J U L A U G S E P O C T N O V D E C N O T E S . . .<br />

Blue gum/Forest red gum<br />

E. tereticornis<br />

Spotted gum<br />

C. citriodora subsp. variegta<br />

Grey gum<br />

E. propinqua<br />

Lemon scented gum<br />

C. citriodora<br />

Scribbly gum<br />

E. racemosa<br />

Rose/Flooded gum<br />

E. grandis<br />

Red stringybark /mahogany<br />

E. resinifera<br />

Swamp yellow stringybark<br />

E. latisinensis<br />

Grey ironbark<br />

E. siderophloia<br />

Narrow-leaved red ironbark<br />

E. crebra<br />

Broad-leaved red ironbark<br />

E. fibrosa<br />

Silver-leaved ironbark<br />

E. melanophloia<br />

Blue <strong>to</strong>p ironbark<br />

E. nubila<br />

Gympie messmate<br />

E. cloeziana<br />

Tallowwood<br />

E. microcorys<br />

Grey/gum-<strong>to</strong>pped box<br />

E. moluccana<br />

Blackbutt<br />

E. pilularis<br />

White mahogany/ Yellow<br />

stringybark<br />

E. acmenoides<br />

More<strong>to</strong>n bay ash/Carbeen<br />

C. tessellaris<br />

Red bloodwood<br />

C. gummifera<br />

White/yellow bloodwood<br />

C. trachyphloia<br />

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Good quality pollen, major source. Good quality, medium colourd<br />

honey. One of the most beneficial of all the trees.<br />

Good every 2-3 years. Top grade pollen.<br />

Honey colour light amber.<br />

Good and poor quality pollen. Minor honey.<br />

Honey colour pale <strong>to</strong> medium amber.<br />

Top grade pollen, but irregular.<br />

Light honey flow, very little pollen.<br />

Good pollen. Minor honey.<br />

Pale amber <strong>to</strong> medium amber honey colour.<br />

Every 2 seasons.<br />

Honey colour pale amber.<br />

Yields a dark honey with good flavour.<br />

Honey colour extra light amber.<br />

Honey colour extra light amber.<br />

Hard on bees.<br />

Honey colour extra-light amber.<br />

Honey colour light amber.<br />

Nectar irregular, good supply of creamy coloured pollen.<br />

Unreliable source.<br />

Stimulates brood.<br />

Hard on bees. Hives dwindle.<br />

Not very reliable.<br />

Support only.<br />

Stimulates swarming.<br />

Honey is lighter in colour than other bloodwoods.

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