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Bees & Beekeeping
carolyna_gw

Poison Oak & honey

CarolynA
19 years ago

I was just wondering if the large amount of poison oak in my neighborhood would cause problems. Will the alergen get into the honey if the bees feed on the poison oak flowers?

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