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08/31/2026

This hive is officially finished up and ready for winter.

I just completed the new ventilated roof, which should help move excess moisture out of the hive while still giving plenty of protection from rain and the weather. One of the biggest concerns going into winter isn’t always the cold itself—it’s moisture building up inside the hive—so I wanted to make sure this setup had good ventilation going into the colder months.

I’m really happy with how everything came together. Now it’s time to let the bees do what they do best and see how this setup performs through the winter.

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08/28/2026

A closer look at a cluster of bees working a bee patty I made for this hive. This is the queenless split I started several months ago, so it’s been especially interesting watching the colony develop and seeing how they respond along the way.

My work with bees goes well beyond developing the original Bee OasisĀ®. I’m also continually experimenting, observing, and learning as I look for better and safer ways to support colonies through the challenges beekeepers face—especially mite pressure and the stress it can put on a hive.

There’s a lot more testing and learning ahead, but that’s part of what keeps this so interesting. Every hive teaches you something, and I’ll continue sharing what I’m working on and what I learn along the way.

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Wildfire smoke can reduce honeybee foraging and place extra stress on the colony.Provide clean water, keep hive entrance...
08/05/2026

Wildfire smoke can reduce honeybee foraging and place extra stress on the colony.

Provide clean water, keep hive entrances and ventilation open, and avoid unnecessary inspections during the hottest, smokiest part of the day. Never cover the hive, as this can trap heat.

Once the smoke clears, check activity, food stores, and overall colony health.

A major milestone has been reached—Bee Oasis is now in the hands of a company for formal evaluation.What began as an ide...
08/02/2026

A major milestone has been reached—Bee Oasis is now in the hands of a company for formal evaluation.

What began as an idea has grown into a patented product being considered for potential manufacturing and retail opportunities. Two additional companies have also expressed interest, including one that initially passed before someone in management believed in the product enough to share it with their new product development team.

This week’s Zoom meeting exceeded my expectations and led to an in-depth conversation about manufacturing, branding, pricing, distribution, intellectual property and the future of Bee Oasis.

One of my biggest takeaways was the importance of protecting the purpose of the product while remaining open to improvements that could make it stronger and more practical.

There is still a long road ahead, but this journey is beginning to feel very real. Thank you to everyone who has supported and believed in Bee Oasis.

07/29/2026

Opening Late Today — 3:00 PM

The shop will be opening at 3:00 PM today while I attend an important Zoom meeting with a company that has shown strong interest in adding the Bee OasisĀ® to one of its product lines.

This is an exciting step forward after years of designing, testing, refining, and protecting the product. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued support. I’ll see you after 3:00 PM!

07/25/2026

Some of you who have followed the Bee OasisĀ® journey know that this product has been years in the making. It has gone through designing, prototyping, testing, refining, and the long process of protecting the idea. At this point, I hold three patents, and much of my focus behind the scenes has been on finding the right path forward for the first one.

Recently, I have been researching companies, building professional connections, sending emails, and presenting sell sheets with the goal of securing the right licensing agreement for the Bee OasisĀ®. The goal is to place it with a company capable of manufacturing, marketing, and distributing it on a much larger scale.

Once the right partnership is established, I can begin shifting more attention toward my other patented ideas and future product concepts. My work reaches into several industries, including professional piercing, gardening and pollinator support, skateboarding, and gold prospecting and mining. Although these fields may seem very different, they all begin the same way: identifying a need and developing a practical solution.

On Wednesday, July 29, I have an important Zoom meeting with a company to discuss the Bee OasisĀ® and its potential. Because of that meeting, Bee Oasis, LLC will open late at 3:00 p.m.

Nothing is official yet, but reaching this stage is an important step after years of work, persistence, and patience. I truly appreciate everyone who has followed, encouraged, and supported the Bee OasisĀ® journey.

I caught this honey bee hard at work on the borage this morning before heading into the shop. The flower was still cover...
07/24/2026

I caught this honey bee hard at work on the borage this morning before heading into the shop. The flower was still covered in dew, but that did not slow her down one bit.

Moments like this are exactly why I continue planting for pollinators and working to move Bee OasisĀ® forward. Sometimes the smallest scenes in the garden are the best reminder that every flower, every drop of water, and every pollinator-friendly space can make a difference.

07/13/2026

I did an inspection on the hive I started with three frames from another colony. I was hoping to find at least one queen cell close to being capped, but I was way off—I counted nine fully capped queen cells. This reel shows one of them. So far, everything is going according to plan!

Yesterday morning before work, I wanted to check the progress on the hive I recently made a queenless split from. Needle...
07/11/2026

Yesterday morning before work, I wanted to check the progress on the hive I recently made a queenless split from. Needless to say, that did not go as planned.

I opened the lid to take a quick look, and everything was actually looking pretty good. Then I noticed a dead bee on top and reached in to pull it out. That was when I learned that even a dead bee can still sting you.

In all my years working around bees, I have never been stung by a dead one. I do not think I have ever laughed that hard while being stung, simply because of how ridiculous it was. Out of everything that could have happened, the dead bee was the one that got me.

Infusion Studio, LLC and Bee Oasis, LLC will be closing early on July 4th at 3:00 PM.Normal business hours will resume a...
07/03/2026

Infusion Studio, LLC and Bee Oasis, LLC will be closing early on July 4th at 3:00 PM.

Normal business hours will resume after the holiday.

Thank you, and have a safe 4th of July!

Address

15310 Smokey Point Boulevard Suite B
Marysville, WA
98271

Opening Hours

Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 12pm - 7pm
Thursday 12pm - 7pm
Friday 12pm - 7pm
Saturday 12pm - 7pm

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+13606517385

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