Warmer Weather Brings Early Blooms

 

 

 

 

(IDAHO FALLS) – This year’s mild winter has left eastern Idaho’s plants and trees blooming a lot earlier than usual. KIDK reports that blossoms are coming out about seven weeks early, and that it’s important to avoid spraying blooming plants with pesticides this early. Officials say bees are busy at work pollinating, and with an already low bee population, it’s crucial to let them do their jobs to ensure a healthy environment.