Perfect For Wet Wales

4 Jul 2024 · 0 min
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In this brief YouTube segment, Laurence Edwards explains that the Shusugi‑Ban beehive he designed is especially suited to the consistently wet climate of Wales. He notes that the beehive’s Shou‑Sugi‑Ban (charred wood) construction is holding up well despite heavy rain, emphasizing the durability and weather‑resistance of the material and design for beekeeping in damp regions.

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