This old cedar shake cottage, which was probably a livable house at one time, is…
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SHOPKEEPER'S STYLE BLOG
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Our very first yurt
by Margriet Dogterom onOur very first yurt was made out of wood lath, 6 sided and covered in…
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20 Dec 2010 Crab apples, small and large
by Margriet Dogterom onAfter a dinner at a community hall one year, I wandered through the surrounding garden and I…
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Problems with bees finding their own nesting tunnel.
by Margriet Dogterom onAfter our trip through Saskatchewan, the idea of a workable yurt for mason bees began. …
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Prairie yurts part 2
by Margriet Dogterom onYurts of all colours in the distance. These prairie yurts make pollination feasible since leafcutter bee nests…
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Bees in the prairies
by Margriet Dogterom onThe first time I saw yurts was in 2005. Strange structures in a prairie alfalfa…
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Food plants for bees
by Margriet Dogterom onThank you for your feedback, comments, great ideas and questions. If you have any pictures and…
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Yurt
by Margriet Dogterom onA mason bee on a cabbage flower. Our first yurts were made out of…
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In the early 1990’s…
by Margriet Dogterom on In the early 1990’s at the beginning of my research on mason bees, I…
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