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Best Plants On The Planet For Apis Mellifera, Best Plants On The Planet For Year-Round Honeybee Habitats began October 2011 with the honeybee research and data I collected about honeybees, and honeybee habitats from the urban landscape of Portland, Oregon. The research data I collected became Bee Baseline Portland Project and what inspired me to write, "Hope For The Honeybee," and now this book, "Best Plants On The Planet For Apis Mellifera." During the dark and rainy days of autumn 2011 and winter 2012, I studied to be a beekeeper and the science of a full life cycle of a honeybee. Fact-based honeybee wisdom and the practical application of planting habitats for honeybees provide clarity about what seems like a depressing future for the planet into what is a glorious vision for honeybees, nature and the human experience. From a real place of understanding, this book provides action-based steps that shed light on the false information circulating global news sources and social media about honeybees. Inspired and hopeful, everyday I place myself in creative endeavors that foster year-round habitats for honeybees, and humans. My greatest desire now is to spend my time cultivating respect, appreciation and dignity for the full life cycle of the honeybee, and their habitat. I invite you to read this book and join me in this great adventure. Hence, my Bee Baseline Portland Project is ongoing and growing. The features and highlights of, "Best Plants On The Planet For Apis Mellifera," underscore the importance of experiencing nature. Why? Because nature has the power to elevate humans out of darkness and despair into a sense of well-being, and belonging. Thank you for reading this book and I am excited to hear from you about your experiences, and how I can help. Thank you, thank you, with all my heart thank you.