more #bees at #currumbin #honey– lovely #lavender – time to plant flowers. #riseaboveplastics #SaveTheBees http://t.co/2vrYsd7u8j—
unsynthetic1 (@unsynthetic) September 28, 2015
more #bees at #currumbin #honey– lovely #lavender – time to plant flowers. #riseaboveplastics #SaveTheBees
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This year I strategically chose flowers to benefit bees, such as lavender (which failed to grow because of ? I did wrong), and a fuchsia plant. Based on my readings, bee-happy plants are typically also great for butterflies and hummingbirds. I was so excited when a hummingbird was hanging out at the fuchsia 🙂
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hi nadine, hummingbirds are lovely and I can’t wait to read about all the butterflies your garden has attracted. 🙂
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