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Bees
Maybe the beekeeper who was in, say, a 10k radius (though probably less) to
your suburban house has moved his hive to more 'greener' pastures. I grow a lot of vegetables in my garden and I like the bees to come around as much as possible. Plant some really good bee attracting plants and they may come back. Borage is my favorite, it self seeds everywhere, amonst all the vegetables, you can pull it out easily if you don't want it and the bees love it. But there are plenty of other plants bees love. Salvia's are also quite good, they are also very drought tolerant. Hyssop is also good. Red clover etc. Do a google on bee attracting plants. Im sure you will find some information. "Perri Campbell" wrote in message ... Just notice in the last few weeks that there are no bees in the garden. I thought maybe its to hot for them at the moment (Perth), but today was milder and not one bee insight. Can anyone enlighten me? pez |
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