Yes, it is the day to celebrate our wonderful pollinators.
Common carder bee
If you do just one thing this week – plant some flowers for bees.
Happy World Bee Day
Murtagh's Meadow
Ramblings of an Irish ecologist and gardener
Yes, it is the day to celebrate our wonderful pollinators.
Common carder bee
If you do just one thing this week – plant some flowers for bees.
Murtagh's Meadow 
Lots of planting of flowers and herbs last week and this week… esp. salvia, one of their favorites.
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I am sure your garden is a haven for bees Eliza.
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I wish there were more!
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Don’t we all:)
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Yes! So important to save the bees! Thanks for spreading the word 😊
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Your welcome. I do love bees
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Yay for 🐝!
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😀
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I did not know it was world bee day and I belong to two French bee associations. The best way to celebrate, of course, is to plant trees and other plants for them. Amelia
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I agree.
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Impressive close up shot of the bee, MM! 🙂
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Thanks Amy – one of my favourite subjects!
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… and, don’t mow your green deserts quite as often! Leave the daisies, buttercups and clovers to bloom a little longer! 😉
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Well said.
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Well, garden really left to its own devices this year and such a bonus – thrilled to see more and more bees, hoverflies etc. Now have some organic seeds (Dorset/heritage) to start a tiny wildflower meadow. Such a pleasure. Thanks Karina.
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Sounds lovely, keep up the good work.
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