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how do i grow summer veg that is ment to bee harvested in winter THANK YOU

Of the bee family, similar to the honey bee. Distinguished by the orange hairs on its underside and the powerful jaws with which it shears off pieces of leaf. May cause damage to the leaves of roses, laburnums, lilacs, etc, during the egg

- aren't the same (are they?) as the neonicotinoid pesticides which are horrid for the bees population?  As I want to use Nematodes but don't want to damage my very bee friendly garden and flowers.... They are not the same.  They are a natural

I was shocked the wonderful Japanese roof garden did not get Gold this year as it was so fabulously innovative and interesting and perfect its creator was able to explain it all to us had bumble bees nesting under a sheet of plywood for about five

Love to see bees in my garden, they are now busy getting my broadbeans polenated, should have a bumper crop. Bumblebees are lovely but not the brightest on the block. Why does it take me so long to get one out of my greenhouse when the door is wide

can you imagine a world with out bees, honey and all the other things that bees contribute to our planet. Dear Gardeners World, Your bee identifier pictures in the magazine do not match the bee identifier pictures on the conservation website

I have 4 Kiwi Jenny plants that are over 5yearsold ,every year full of flowers bees love them but no fruit, please can anyone tell me why no fruit.

Hi, I have noticed that some of the holes in my bug house seem to have what looks like leaves blocking some of the holes, I regularly see bees in the holes but I'm not sure if it's the weather that has blown wet leaves onto the holes and they have

Hi, late last night 21st Feb a person wrote a query about keeping Bees and Chickens and Rabbits .the Person was from Perth and Kinross in Scotland , I cant find the query in the forum,please help Derek Here you go Derek http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/wildlife-gardening/save-our-bees

This is my first year of growing tomatoes in a greenhouse. As there are no bees in greenhouses do I need to manually pollinate the flower trusses ?  If so do I need to buy some sort of solution ? Thanks Chris Tomatoes are self pollinating -you dont