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Lavender is one of the smartest plants a Las Vegas homeowner can grow. It thrives in desert heat, blooms for months at a time, and produces more nectar than most plants can manage in a mild coastal climate. For bees and other pollinators, a well-placed lavender plant is like a neighborhood diner that never closes. But not all lavender is created equal, and desert growing comes with its own rules. The wrong variety, poor drainage, or too much water can turn a promising plant i

Yes, and It Happens All the Time In Las Vegas. You had bees in your wall. Maybe you had them removed last year, maybe a few years ago, or perhaps you discovered an old dried-up hive when doing some renovation work. Now you're wondering: will bees come back? Can a new swarm find and reuse that old hive? The answer is yes, and it happens all the time in Las Vegas and around the world. Understanding why is the key to making sure it doesn't happen to you again. Listen to the Arti

Yes, Bees Can Get Drunk. Here’s What Happens to Their Brains and Their Hive. Listen to the Article: Yes, bees can get drunk.  When bees consume fermented nectar, overripe fruit juice, or plant sap containing ethanol produced by natural yeast fermentation, they become intoxicated. At concentrations as low as 0.5–1% ethanol in their food source, alcohol impairs a bee's flight, navigation, and waggle dance communication, and can get them physically ejected from the hive by guard