I turned onto Bee Keeper Street
And headed back to the Store. There they had my order ready to go...
So I loaded up my car and took off for Charlotte.
By the time I was ready for the drive home, I had added an 8 X 10 rug on top of this pile of hive materials. I just happened to find the perfect rug for our loft at Home Goods. I had a great weekend with Andy and headed home to build my hives.
I added finials to the roof for decoration....
And here is one of the five finished hives. Now I have to paint them white and then I am ready for my new bees.
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Now that's a hive- I love the finials!!!!
Is that a copper roof?
How cool!!!!
Nothing less than a "designer" beehive..hehehe The queen bees will be so proud. :0)
Steph
Wow those are beautiful, almost to pretty for bees! I'm sure the will enjoy their new abode! Also glad you made it home safely. Blessings,Karen
very classy but what more would one expect..Happy beekeeping
I love the hive. The top is very impressive.
I don't know much about bees, but if you have the right type of hive,do they just come, or do you have to populate it somehow?
Those are beautiful. I love everything about bee keeping...the little houses...the honey...well everything except the bees and all the work!
Love that beehive!! Can't wait to see the family that moves into it!!
Wow! Fun times you are having with your projects! Will be looking for what else you do with these bee hives.
Oh my. I have total hive envy here! I want to do bees so bad. I need to get things in order so I can get some. I saw a bunch of bees in my sage bush when I went out to the garden the other day and it made me wish I had a hive there in the garden.
As a lover of all things bee, I am so happy I stumbled upon your blog!
I love your new bee houses. :)
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