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Growing Flowers for Bees

Growing Flowers for Bees

by Sue Jeffries | Apr 8, 2018 | bee friendly, Plant Propagation, Wildlife Gardening

Reasons to help Bees As farming practices change and urban areas increase, the natural habitat of bees is in decline.  But gardens can play a very important role in supporting bees by providing places for them to shelter, breed and hibernate as well feed. We rely on...

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