Beau’s Bees- Spring Branch TX

Howdy folks! Please consider resisting the urge to mow as pollinators take flight and gather pollen and nectar.

In the Texas Hill Country, the primary "no-mow" period is mid-spring (April–May) to allow native wildflowers to set seeds, with a secondary pause required in mid-autumn (late October–November) as growth stops before winter. Resting the lawn saves water and supports pollinators, though some mowing is necessary to manage weeds.
San Antonio River Authority

3 Key No-Mow Times & Tips:
-Spring (Wildflower Season): Refrain from mowing in April and May, as this allows iconic Texas wildflowers (like Bluebonnets) to drop seeds for the following year.

-Late Fall/Winter: Stop mowing once temperatures consistently drop below
50∘F and the grass goes dormant, typically in late October or early November.

-Avoid Drought/Heat: Do not mow during extreme, dry heat to avoid stressing the grass and scorching the soil.

Best Time of Day: Mow between 7 AM and 8 PM for noise compliance, but earlier in the morning is best for the grass to avoid midday heat stress.
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While "No Mow May" is a popular national trend, in Texas, it is best to shift that focus to earlier in spring to match the active growing and seeding season.
San Antonio River Authority

We will have honey out for sale this Saturday
June 28th

8oz $10
16 oz $15
32 oz $25