American Honey Plants

The classic book on American Honey Plants by Frank C. Pellett has been reprinted in its entirety. 467 pages and a new beautiful color cover by beekeeping artist Roby Baer! American Honey Plants is a comprehensive guide to the various plants found in the United States that are beneficial to beekeepers as sources of nectar and pollen. Written by Frank Chapman Pellett and originally published in 1920, this book provides detailed descriptions of over 100 different plants, including their physical characteristics, blooming periods, and the types of bees they attract. In addition to providing information on the plants themselves, Pellett also offers practical advice for beekeepers, including tips on how to select and cultivate honey plants, how to manage hives to maximize honey production, and how to identify and control diseases and pests that can harm bees. Throughout the book, Pellett emphasizes the importance of honey plants not only to beekeepers but also to the broader ecosystem, highlighting the vital role that bees play in pollinating crops and maintaining biodiversity. Overall, American Honey Plants is a valuable resource for anyone interested in beekeeping, botany, or environmental science, offering a wealth of information on the plants that sustain one of nature's most important creatures.