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Talkback: Potatoes, broccoli and bumblebees

by john lawson

28/11/2011 18:31:40

by phil

Talkback: Hummingbird hawkmoths and bumblebees

by ssbattison

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28/11/2011 18:39:27

by Ruth White

Talkback: Making nettle beer

There is one plant called white dead nettle that is a first class early flower for bumblebees and I know you like bumblebees! I certainly do! And dead nettles are lovely. I'm hoping some self-seed into my garden!Kate Hi Kate,I have dug out three by GeorgeUK

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31/05/2012 09:09:53

by didsy2

Talkback: Feather-footed bee

bumblebees - so thanks for the info. There are certainly lots of places to nest in our garden!! I get these insects on my grape hyacinths too and didn't know that they are not bumblebees. I am doing a member's experiment for Garden Organic to help establish a by dippy8

28/11/2011 18:31:10

by London spanish escort

Bees Are Already Buzzing!!

of kilter... finally worked out to upload a photo! We have had a bumblebee visiting our garden regularly for the last couple of weeks. I believe there is programme about bumblebees on BBC2 at 8pm starting this Wednesday. It is the serious of three hour by donutsmrs

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03/03/2012 19:37:39

by Dragonrider

Carol's beehive

.com. KateGardeners' World team Not really about Carol's hive but have just read in GW April how to make a nest for honeybees in your garden. Will Definately be trying it !! Bumblebees MrsI! Oh yes got carried away there !! But Still definately going to try it by louiseww

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22/03/2012 18:58:49

by MrsI

Talkback: Beekeeping

? Is there enough food for them while sharing it with other wildlife such as bumblebees and butterflies? I love watching the buzz and I try to plant plants so they flower in sequences all the year but I am aware that two-three flowering plants per month by petra-vesna

28/08/2012 14:09:58

by petra-vesna

Talkback: Plant supports

under the leaves as they get bigger lovely for staking peonies and other tall plants without the risk of poking your eye's out. Bumblebee, the good old hardy geraniums will have the bee's buzzing, you can get loads of different colours and in the front by The Bumblebee

28/11/2011 18:40:49

by pansyface

Talkback: Planting spring bulbs

and replace them with the aquatic baskets and so on.... this way I don't have bare patches in my borders or have to look at the bulb foliage turning brown. I love bumblebees ands its so cute that Queen bee sleeps in the crocus. I will be planting plenty by hayinwood

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28/11/2011 18:41:14

by vegetarian

Talkback: Sunflowers and hoverflies

have bumble-bees with a disease,for the last few days i have noticed some large red/black fluffy bees in my garden,they have been crawling along the floor [not flying] i noticed on there back [shoulder blade area]theses tiny clusters of well all i can by Mo

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28/11/2011 18:44:01

by mooncarrot

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