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Old 29-05-2012, 10:07 AM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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Default Bumble Bees

Just heard on the radio that they are in 'short supply' and that some are
being introduced into the country????

We have dozens of them here and have had so for quite some time. Is it
because my wife is a 'flower gardener'? More interested in flowers than veg?
(In fact we have no veg this year)

Have you got Bumble Bees and where are you in the country? Is this a
zone/area thing?

Mike
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