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Name: FIG DAY AT ROOTED IN
Start: 2026-09-19T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-09-19T15:30:00-05:00
Location: Rooted In

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September 2026
DIY Houseplants: For People Who Kill Houseplants

September 6 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Rooted In 12804 Pelzel Rd, Pilot Point, TX, United States

Learn How to Grow Easy Plants That Actually Thrive Indoors! Instructor: Luke Harrison Registration: $12 (Includes an easy-care houseplant to take home.) Houseplants don’t have to be dramatic. Some are forgiving, adaptable, and honestly pretty hard to mess up once you know what they want. Luke will show you easy-care tips and introduce you to […]

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FIG DAY AT ROOTED IN

September 19 @ 9:00 am - 3:30 pm

Rooted In 12804 Pelzel Rd, Pilot Point, TX, United States

SAVE THE DATE Saturday, September 19, 20269:00 AM–3:30 PM Join us for a full day celebrating one of nature’s most remarkable—and easiest-to-grow—fruits: the fig. Fig Day at Rooted In will bring together local fig collectors, growers, and experts for a day of rare cultivars, practical education, and all things figs. Shop hard-to-find and unusual fig […]

4 days ago

🐝 BEE DAY IS HERE! 🐝

Join us TODAY at Rooted In for Bee Day & Honey Tasting — a free, family-friendly day all about honey bees, native bees, beekeeping, pollinators and, of course, HONEY!

BEE DAY • 9:30 AM–3:00 PM
FREE ADMISSION

TODAY’S SPEAKER SCHEDULE

9:30 AM — Joe Cunningham
Catching the Buzz: The Art and Science of Swarm Trapping

10:35 AM — Michelle Boerst
Hive Box Management: Making Your Boxes Work Together

11:45 AM — Carol Clark
Native Bees in Your Landscape: Diversity, Habitat, and Why It Matters

1:30 PM — Tim Branam
Reading the Hive: Understanding What Your Bees Are Telling You

2:15 PM — ASK THE EXPERTS: LIVE BEE PANEL
Bring your questions and ask all four of our experts.

🍯 PEOPLE’S CHOICE HONEY TASTING — $5

Taste anonymously numbered honeys from local beekeepers, find your favorite and cast your vote! Voting closes at 2:15 PM, and ticket proceeds go to the winning beekeeper.

PLUS, EXPLORE THROUGHOUT THE DAY:

• Local vendors
• Educational booths
• Beekeeping demonstrations
• Pollinator and native bee information
• Observation hive (weather and bee conditions permitting)
• Opportunities to meet and talk with experienced beekeepers and bee experts

Whether you already keep bees, have been thinking about starting a hive, want to create better habitat for native bees, or simply want to taste some really good local honey, come spend the day with us.

ROOTED IN
12804 Pelzel Rd • Pilot Point, TX

Bee Day: 9:30 AM–3:00 PM
Rooted In is open 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

#BeeDay #Beekeeping #TexasBeekeeping #HoneyBees #NativeBees #TexasNativeBees #Pollinators #PollinatorGarden #LocalHoney #NorthTexas #PilotPointTX #RootedIn ...

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🐝 BEE DAY SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: TIM BRANAM 🐝

Saturday, August 29 | 1:30–2:05 PM

READING THE HIVE: UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOUR BEES ARE TELLING YOU

A good hive inspection isn’t about opening your hive as often as possible. It’s about knowing what to look for when you do.

Join University of Florida Master Beekeeper Tim Branam, owner of 3 Bees Apiary and President of the Cooke County Texas Beekeepers Association, for a practical guide to more effective hive inspections.

Many new beekeepers inspect too often, while experienced beekeepers can sometimes become too complacent. Tim will share how to strike the right balance by knowing what to look for, what healthy colonies should be doing throughout the season, and when your bees are telling you it’s time to take action.

Drawing from years of hands-on experience, Tim will share practical observations and proven techniques that take the mystery out of hive inspections, helping you make more confident management decisions and become a more observant beekeeper.

🐝 BEE DAY AT ROOTED IN

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2026
9:30 AM–3:00 PM

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT!

Come for one presentation or spend the whole day with us. We’ll have expert speakers, local vendors, educational booths, honey tasting, an observation hive, beekeeping demonstrations, native bee and pollinator education, and more.

🐝 BEE DAY SPEAKER SCHEDULE

9:30–10:05 AM
CATCHING THE BUZZ: THE ART AND SCIENCE OF SWARM TRAPPING
Joe Cunningham — Cornell Master Beekeeper
Learn why honey bees swarm, what scout bees look for in a new home, and the science and practical techniques behind successfully trapping swarms.

10:15–10:35 AM
Honey Tasting • Vendors • Observation Hive

10:35–11:10 AM
HIVE BOX MANAGEMENT: MAKING YOUR BOXES WORK TOGETHER
Michelle Boerst — Texas A&M Master Craftsman Beekeeper
Learn how thoughtful hive box management can help you respond to changing colony needs and use your equipment more intentionally throughout the year.

11:20–11:45 AM
Honey Tasting • Vendors • Observation Hive

11:45 AM–12:40 PM
NATIVE BEES IN YOUR LANDSCAPE: DIVERSITY, HABITAT, AND WHY IT MATTERS
Carol Clark — Texas Master Naturalist
Discover the incredible diversity of Texas native bees, how they survive our climate, how to recognize them, and how plants and nesting habitat can help them thrive in your own landscape.

12:50–1:30 PM
Lunch Break • Honey Tasting • Vendors • Observation Hive

⭐ 1:30–2:05 PM
READING THE HIVE: UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOUR BEES ARE TELLING YOU
Tim Branam — University of Florida Master Beekeeper
Learn what to look for during a hive inspection, what a healthy colony should be doing, and when your bees are telling you it’s time to take action.

2:15–2:45 PM
ASK THE EXPERTS: A LIVE BEE PANEL
Joe Cunningham • Michelle Boerst • Carol Clark • Tim Branam
Bring your questions about honey bees, native bees, swarm trapping, hive management, pollinator habitat, seasonal challenges and more.

2:45–3:00 PM
Closing Remarks • Meet the Speakers • Last-Minute Shopping

🍯 HONEY TASTING — $5

Taste local honeys side-by-side and vote for your favorite in our blind People’s Choice competition.

100% of honey tasting ticket proceeds go directly to the winning beekeeper!

🐝 THROUGHOUT THE DAY

Local Vendors • Educational Booths • Observation Hive* • Beekeeping Demonstrations • Native Bee & Pollinator Education • Pollinator Gardening & Habitat • Honey Production & Extraction • Plants for Pollinators

*Observation hive demonstrations are weather and bee conditions permitting.

Bee Day is FAMILY FRIENDLY, and admission, speaker presentations and educational activities are FREE!

📍 ROOTED IN
12804 Pelzel Rd
Pilot Point, TX 76258

Bee Day: 9:30 AM–3:00 PM
Rooted In: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Come early, stay awhile, and spend the day learning about bees, pollinators and the plants that support them! 🐝 ...

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This week’s #PlantOfTheWeek is a Texas native perennial shrub that thrives even when temperatures exceed 105°F.

🔥 Blooms through the hottest part of summer
🌺 Covered in bright red-orange tubular flowers
🐦 Hummingbirds absolutely love it
🦋 Provides nectar for butterflies and is a host plant for the Crimson Patch butterfly
☀️ Thrives in sun to part shade
💧 Very drought tolerant once established
✂️ Tough, adaptable and easy to maintain

When a lot of the landscape is looking tired by late summer, this one is just getting started.

#TexasGardening #NorthTexasGardening #TexasNativePlants #NativePlants Anisacanthus quadrifidus Wrightii ...

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🐝 BEE DAY SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: CAROL CLARK 🐝

Saturday, August 29 | 11:45 AM–12:40 PM
NATIVE BEES IN YOUR LANDSCAPE: DIVERSITY, HABITAT, AND WHY IT MATTERS

Texas is home to an incredible diversity of native bees, and they play an essential role in healthy landscapes and ecosystems.
Join Texas Master Naturalist Carol Clark, Conservation Specialist with Monarch Watch and co-administrator of the Texas Native Bee Co-op, for a fascinating look at the native bees living all around us.

Carol will explore how these remarkable pollinators survive our challenging climate, why they’re so important, and how to recognize many of the species living right in your own backyard.

You’ll also learn practical ways to create native bee habitat using the right plants and nesting sites, along with opportunities to participate in citizen science efforts helping conserve these important pollinators.

🐝 BEE DAY AT ROOTED IN
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2026
9:30 AM–3:00 PM
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT!

Come for one presentation or spend the whole day with us. We’ll have expert speakers, local vendors, educational booths, honey tasting, an observation hive, beekeeping demonstrations, native bee and pollinator education, and plenty more.

BEE DAY SPEAKER SCHEDULE

9:30–10:05 AM
CATCHING THE BUZZ: THE ART AND SCIENCE OF SWARM TRAPPING
Joe Cunningham — Cornell Master Beekeeper
Learn why honey bees swarm, what scout bees look for in a new home, and the science and practical techniques behind successfully trapping swarms.

10:15–10:35 AM
Honey Tasting • Vendors • Observation Hive

10:35–11:10 AM
HIVE BOX MANAGEMENT: MAKING YOUR BOXES WORK TOGETHER
Michelle Boerst — Texas A&M Master Craftsman Beekeeper
Learn how thoughtful hive box management can help you respond to changing colony needs and use your equipment more intentionally throughout the year.

11:20–11:45 AM
Honey Tasting • Vendors • Observation Hive

⭐ 11:45 AM–12:40 PM
NATIVE BEES IN YOUR LANDSCAPE: DIVERSITY, HABITAT, AND WHY IT MATTERS
Carol Clark — Texas Master Naturalist
Discover the incredible diversity of Texas native bees, how they survive our climate, how to recognize them, and how plants and nesting habitat can help them thrive in your own landscape.

12:50–1:30 PM
Lunch Break • Honey Tasting • Vendors • Observation Hive

1:30–2:05 PM
READING THE HIVE: UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOUR BEES ARE TELLING YOU
Tim Branam — University of Florida Master Beekeeper
Learn how to make better hive inspections — what to look for, how often to inspect, what a healthy colony should be doing, and how to recognize when your bees are telling you it’s time to take action.

2:15–2:45 PM
ASK THE EXPERTS: A PANEL DISCUSSION
Joe Cunningham • Michelle Boerst • Carol Clark • Tim Branam
Bring your questions about honey bees, native bees, swarm trapping, hive management, pollinator habitat, seasonal challenges and more.

2:45–3:00 PM
Closing Remarks • Meet the Speakers • Last-Minute Shopping

🍯 HONEY TASTING — $5
Taste local honeys side-by-side and vote for your favorite in our blind People’s Choice competition.
100% of honey tasting ticket proceeds go directly to the winning beekeeper!

🐝 PLUS THROUGHOUT THE DAY
• Local vendors
• Educational booths
• Observation hive*
• Beekeeping demonstrations
• Native bee and pollinator education
• Pollinator gardening and habitat
• Honey production and extraction
• Plants for bees and other pollinators
*Observation hive demonstrations are weather and bee conditions permitting.

Bee Day is FAMILY FRIENDLY, and admission, speaker presentations and educational activities are FREE!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2026
Bee Day: 9:30 AM–3:00 PM
Rooted In: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

📍 ROOTED IN
12804 Pelzel Rd
Pilot Point, TX 76258

Come early, stay awhile, and spend the day learning about bees, pollinators and the plants that support them! 🐝 ...

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