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<blockquote data-quote="tristan" data-source="post: 1963" data-attributes="member: 30"><p>if i remember right there is manuka growing in usa. much the same as in the UK.</p><p>if its the right sub species i do not know.</p><p>as far as the best growing conditions for each sub species, i suspect the people who know won't tell anyone.</p><p></p><p>however the biggest concern is the bees. there is no point to any of this if you cannot look after the bee hives.</p><p>bee hives should not swarm out (did they swarm out or abscond?).</p><p> i would contact the local beekeepers. beekeeping is highly dependant on local conditions. asking for help from the other side of the world doesn't work well. spend the money on beekeeping books.</p><p>don't bother buying hives until you learn to beekeep, and by then you will have no need to buy hives as you will make your own.</p><p></p><p>what most beginners do not understand and really dislike being told, is that they need to shelve their plans and learn beekeeping first.</p><p>once your proficient then get stuck back into your project.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tristan, post: 1963, member: 30"] if i remember right there is manuka growing in usa. much the same as in the UK. if its the right sub species i do not know. as far as the best growing conditions for each sub species, i suspect the people who know won't tell anyone. however the biggest concern is the bees. there is no point to any of this if you cannot look after the bee hives. bee hives should not swarm out (did they swarm out or abscond?). i would contact the local beekeepers. beekeeping is highly dependant on local conditions. asking for help from the other side of the world doesn't work well. spend the money on beekeeping books. don't bother buying hives until you learn to beekeep, and by then you will have no need to buy hives as you will make your own. what most beginners do not understand and really dislike being told, is that they need to shelve their plans and learn beekeeping first. once your proficient then get stuck back into your project. [/QUOTE]
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