TOPIC: Seed producing bed - flower spikes...

Still a nice berry pod and maybe next year the frost and freeze will not bite it.

rootman

How cool was that Tn I have never saw that little bee that i can remember I thought of your description and i can not place the bee interesting.

TNhunter wrote:

PS --- I have often wondered what pollinated the seng berries and yesterday when I was taking those pictures I saw a little greenish/brown bee, about 2x times the size of the little black sweat bee and he was visiting each flower spike and doing his thing.

I tried to get a picture of him a few times but he was quite shy and zipped away anytime I got the camera pointed and moved in his direction.

TNhunter

Tn the plants are looking great...

Guys remember that I sell seedbed roots during the harvest time starting at 5 years and older from there you can contact me from my website it is completly legal to buy harvested wild ginseng from a dealer that has been cetified and to replant them for a sed producing bed i have checked into that in degree.

Billy.