Bees and Pumpkins
Ever wonder how bees transfer pollen from flower to flower? Take a close look at the bee in this photo. It is covered in pollen from head to stinger.
It looks like it is snowing pollen. This is a male Rouge Vif d' Etampes flower.
Here are the pumpkins they pollinated already. I might have helped out too. I did take a Q-tip to them one day.
The second Rouge Vif d' Etampes. I think there about 5 pumpkins growing now. I'm not sure if the season is going to be long enough for them to ripen. They are currently 3-4 inches in diameter.
Ever wonder how bees transfer pollen from flower to flower? Take a close look at the bee in this photo. It is covered in pollen from head to stinger.
It looks like it is snowing pollen. This is a male Rouge Vif d' Etampes flower.
Here are the pumpkins they pollinated already. I might have helped out too. I did take a Q-tip to them one day.
The second Rouge Vif d' Etampes. I think there about 5 pumpkins growing now. I'm not sure if the season is going to be long enough for them to ripen. They are currently 3-4 inches in diameter.
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