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Bees

Honeybee Swarms

In bee world, the honeybee is just one species of the 276 or so different bee species in the UK. […]

By Jean VernonJune 4, 2020
Plant of The Month, Plants

Orange Ball Buddleia

Buddleia globosa is a magnet for butterflies, bees and all pollinators that rely on nectar to fuel their activity.

By Jean VernonJune 4, 2020
Plant of The Month, Plants

Dandelion

Taraxacum officinale You might be surprised to find dandelion in my best bee plant list, but these bright, vibrant landing […]

By Jean VernonApril 30, 2020
Bee of the Month, Bees

Ashy Mining Bee

The Ashy Mining bee is just one of the 65 or so Andrena species in the UK. These are the ground nesting bees that excavate their nests in close mown areas of the lawn, bare soil and sunny banks.

By Jean VernonApril 30, 2020
Bee of the Month, Bees

White-tailed Bumblebee

As spring starts in earnest you will start to see large, fluffy bees bombing around your gardens. You might hear them first as they resemble low flying helicopters as they navigate their way around foraging for food and surveying for a suitable nest site.

By Jean VernonApril 17, 2020
Plants

Flowering Currant

(Ribes sanguineum) It’s not just perennials and spring flowering bulbs that are great bee plants, garden shrubs play an important […]

By Jean VernonMarch 25, 2020
Bee of the Month, Bees

Hairy Footed Flower Bee

The Hairy Footed Flower Bee (Anthophora plumipes) is one of the earliest emerging solitary bees. By the end of February and into early March the male of the species climbs out of his egg chamber and into the sunlight.

By Jean VernonFebruary 28, 2020
Plants

Early Bee Plants

What’s in flower for emerging bees in your garden? This is a critical time in bee world, late winter flowers […]

By Jean VernonFebruary 20, 2020
Bees

Emerging Queens

The first bumblebees we see in late winter and early spring are the overwintered Queen bees setting up a nest

By Jean VernonFebruary 5, 2020

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